The wild parrots of brooklyn, urban survival tale

The video discusses the wild parrots of Brooklyn, tracked by Steve Baldwin for over a decade. These parrots, originally from Argentina, escaped at Kennedy Airport in the late 1960s and have since adapted to life in Brooklyn. Known for their intelligence and ability to build large nests, these parrots thrive in the urban environment. The video highlights their resilience and adaptability, drawing parallels between the parrots' survival and the challenges of living in Brooklyn.

What is the significance of the phrase 'if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere' in the context of the parrots?

• It refers to the parrots' ability to survive in harsh climates.

• It highlights the parrots' success in adapting to Brooklyn.

• It suggests the parrots' migration patterns.

• It indicates the parrots' intelligence.

What event led to the arrival of monk parakeets in Brooklyn?

• A deliberate release by bird enthusiasts.

• A natural migration from Argentina.

• An accidental escape from a crate at an airport.

• A storm that blew them off course.

What is unique about the nesting habits of the monk parakeets?

• They build nests in trees like other birds.

• They create nests underground.

• They build freestanding structures.

• They do not build nests at all.

How are parrots similar to primates in the bird world?

• They have the same diet.

• They live in similar habitats.

• They are known for their intelligence and communication skills.

• They have similar physical features.

Why are the parrots well-suited to thrive in Brooklyn?

• They have a specific diet that is only found in Brooklyn.

• They are able to adapt to various environments and eat a wide range of foods.

• They are protected by local wildlife laws.

• They have no natural predators in Brooklyn.