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Endangered animal

1. Endangered Animal SCARLET MACAW

2. Habitat The scarlet macaw (Ara macao ) lives mainly in Medium-sized semi-deciduous forests and tall evergreen forests, both in mountainous terrain and on the coast, in a wide area of ​​Central and South America.

3. Feeding mainly seeds and fruits. It also consumes young leaves, stems, flowers, nectar, and occasionally insects and larvae. In some cases, it has been observed consuming pine cones and tree bark.

4. Why is it in danger of extition ? Is in danger of extinction Mainly due to the loss of their natural habitat, deforestation of rainforests, and the illegal trade in pet birds.

5. What can we do to prevent their extinction ? To prevent the extinction of the scarlet macaw (Ara macao ), it is necessary Protect their natural habitat, combat illegal trade in species, and promote conservation through education and community engagement.

6. Protected Areas in Honduras 1-La Tigra National Park. 2-Pico Bonito National Park. 3-Celaque National Park. 4-Cusuco National Park. 5- Pico Pijol National Park. 6-Parque Nacional La Muralla. 7-Montana de Comayagua National Park. 8-Jeanette Kawas National Park. 9-Rio Platano National Park

7. Why do protected area exist ? Protected areas in Honduras exist to ensure the conservation of biodiversity, preserve natural resources and guarantee the sustainable development of the country.

8. What can we do to take care of protected areas? To take care of protected areas, it is important to follow certain practices such as r espect the flora and fauna, do not leave trash, do not make campfires, and avoid the extraction of natural elements.

9. Curious facts - The Scarlet Macaw live in Rio plátano biosphere . - Scarlet Macao are social birds and usually live in flocks . -Honduras has a total of 91 protected areas, of which 71 have been officially declared , while the rest remain as proposed areas. - The Rio Platano Biosphere Reserve is one of the most important areas declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and has included on the list of World Heritage in Danger