To save scarlet macaws, scientists are taking chicks from their deadly parents
Scarlet macaws are among the most recognisable birds of the rainforest, yet their numbers are falling in many parts of their range. Researchers are now trying to change the future of the species by confronting a harsh pattern of parenting that leaves many chicks unable to survive. Parker had not even opened his eyes when he was lifted out of his nest. It was a Monday morning in November 2018 in Peru's Tambopata National Reserve, far inside the Amazon rainforest. The naked young chick was
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