WILD PARROTS ATTACK TOURISTS!

During a Jungle trek into the Bolivian jungles, a couple of tourists stumbled upon a WILD Parrot who seemed friendly until one got a little to close.

After feeding in some bread the parrot turned to the camera & decided that it was a little to close, & decided to take a bite!! Luckily no one, neither the Parrot was hurt in this video!

Feral parrot flocks can be formed after mass escapes of newly imported, wild-caught parrots from airports or quarantine facilities. Large groups of escapees have the protection of a flock and possess the skills to survive and breed in the wild. Some feral parakeets may have descended from escaped zoo birds.

Escaped or released pets rarely contribute to establishing feral populations. Escapes typically involve only one or a few birds at a time, so the birds do not have the protection of a flock and often do not have a mate. Most captive-born birds do not possess the necessary survival skills to find food or avoid predators and often do not survive long without human caretakers. However, in areas where there are existing feral parrot populations, escaped pets may sometimes successfully join these flocks.