Why not raise parrots

1. Parrots distributed in our country are basically protected species and individual breeding is not allowed.

The domestically banned parrots are basically large parrots. These parrots are classified as Category 1 protected birds internationally. They are also rare species in our country. This kind of parrots have relatively high requirements in terms of breeding and environment. High, individual breeding is not only costly, but also difficult to standardize, which is harmful to parrots.

2. Large parrots are not easy to tame, they are aggressive and difficult to control.

Large parrots are relatively wild and have low domestication levels. They can easily bite or scratch people. The important thing is that parrots carry viruses and bacteria, which are likely to infect the living environment and thus affect human health. Life.

3. Large parrots make loud noises, and breeding them in residential areas will disturb people.

The most attractive feature of parrots is that they can talk, but they can also easily cause disturbance to residents because their calls are also very loud, which can easily cause noise pollution and affect the living environment.