How do macaws live?

Macaws are brightly colored parrots found in rainforests, tropical forests, and woodlands across Central and South America. They are primarily herbivores, feeding on seeds, fruits, nuts, and flowers, and they often use their strong beaks to crack open tough seeds and nuts. Macaws are highly social birds and live in flocks, which provide protection from predators. They are known for their vocalizations, including squawks and calls, which are used to communicate with others in the flock. Macaws form strong pair bonds and reproduce once a year, with females laying 1-3 eggs in tree cavities. The chicks stay with their parents for several months before becoming independent.