How does a parrot protect itself - slide6?

Parrots protect themselves through a combination of physical and behavioral strategies. They often use their strong beaks to defend against predators and may employ loud vocalizations to alert others of danger. Additionally, many parrot species exhibit camouflage by blending in with their surroundings, and they can also fly away quickly to evade threats. Social behavior, such as staying in flocks, enhances their safety as there are more eyes to spot potential dangers.