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a group of brightly colored parrots native to Central and South America, known for their vivid green plumage and ability to mimic sounds
What is "Amazon"?
The Amazon parrot, commonly referred to as the Amazona genus, encompasses a diverse group of parrot species known for their vibrant plumage, distinctive personalities, and strong vocalizations. Native to the tropical regions of the Americas, including the Amazon rainforest, these parrots exhibit a wide array of colors, from brilliant greens and blues to striking yellows and reds. Amazons are known for their inquisitive and sociable nature, forming strong bonds with their human caregivers and demonstrating remarkable intelligence. They are skilled talkers, capable of mimicking human speech and various sounds, adding to their charm and interactive qualities.
the largest river in South America by volume and area, flowing through countries like Brazil, Peru, and Colombia, and supporting vast rainforest ecosystems
a member of a legendary tribe of fierce female warriors who, according to myth, removed their right breast to better wield a bow and arrow in battle
a woman who is notably tall, strong, or forceful in character or behavior
