The blue guacamayo is a type of Brazilian bird that was featured in the movie Rio and became extinct in the 2000s due to overhunting by poachers for pets, feathers, and other purposes. The flamenco Andino, found in the Andean highlands of South America, is at risk of extinction due to increased mining, low water levels, natural disasters, and erosion of its nesting areas. Conservation efforts focus on protecting its eggs and natural habitat.

1. One type of extinct
animal in Brazil and
Argentina
Maria and Abril

2. The blue Guacamayo
The blue guacamayo is a type of Brazilian bird. This bird has been the protagonist of
the famous film Rio, one of the most famous movies for children, the bird extint in the
2000, this species lived in the Brazilian jungles.
It was considered one of the most beautiful bird. This animal disappeared because
many types of hunters were grabbing them to hide them, bless them and keep them.
film Blue Guacamayo

3. Flamenco Andino
Other factors that put this species at risk are increased mining activity: low water levels, natural disasters
and the erosion of nesting spaces.
The flamenco Andino is distributed in the Andean highlands, specifically in the south-west of South
America, covering its distribution area Argentina, Bolivia, Peru and Chile.
For their conservation, they do the conservation of
eggs and a natural habitat.
-It eats from small fish and aquatic invertebrates
to algae and other microscopic organisms.
-It has long legs and yellow legs, while
other species have pink.