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'''Giant parakeets''' are large, fast moving birds found in any [[tropical]] land [[biome]] except for [[wetland|swamps and marshes]].  They will pose as a nuisance more than a threat, and are likely to cause mass cancellation spam from anyone working above ground.  Tight groups of 5-10 will appear, and haphazardly fly around.  They will not attack a dwarf on sight, and can be [[attack|dispatched]] by your [[military]] fairly easily. In combat, they can overpower and kill an unarmored dwarf unlucky enough to be caught.  Fortunately, they will not actively pursue a dwarf as it flees, and will often use its large wings which inflict much less severe injuries then its beak or talons.   
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'''Giant parakeets''' are large, fast moving birds found in any [[tropical]] land [[biome]] except for [[wetland|swamps and marshes]].  They will pose as a nuisance more then a threat, and are likely to cause mass cancellation spam from anyone working above ground.  Tight groups of 5-10 will appear, and haphazardly fly around.  They will not attack a dwarf on sight, and can be [[attack|dispatched]] by your [[military]] fairly easily. In combat, they can overpower and kill an unarmored dwarf unlucky enough to be caught.  Fortunately, they will not actively pursue a dwarf as it flees, and will often use its large wings which inflict much less severe injuries then its beak or talons.   
  
 
They make a poor choice for your [[egg_production|egg industry]], with a clutch size of only 2-4, but a very manageable addition to your [[meat industry]] if bred.  It takes only one year for hatchlings to fully mature; however, with a pet value of 500, they may be worth more as pets in your [[zoo]], then as roasts and [[trade_good|crafts]].  They are considered exotic animals, and your [[Animal_trainer|trainers]] will have no initial knowledge of their habits.   
 
They make a poor choice for your [[egg_production|egg industry]], with a clutch size of only 2-4, but a very manageable addition to your [[meat industry]] if bred.  It takes only one year for hatchlings to fully mature; however, with a pet value of 500, they may be worth more as pets in your [[zoo]], then as roasts and [[trade_good|crafts]].  They are considered exotic animals, and your [[Animal_trainer|trainers]] will have no initial knowledge of their habits.   
 
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