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| − | '''Grey parrots''' are [[Creature|birds]] who may be found exclusively in [[tropical]] most broadleaf [[forest]]s, where they appear in groups of 3 | + | '''Grey parrots''' are [[Creature|birds]] who may be found exclusively in [[tropical]] most broadleaf [[forest]]s, where they appear in groups of 3 to 5 individuals. They do little but fly about aimlessly and are among the smallest creatures in the game who aren't [[vermin]], making them entirely harmless to [[dwarves]]. Due to their tiny size, a [[Hunter|hunted]] grey parrot won't be [[butcher]]able. All grey parrots are born with Legendary [[skill]] in [[Climber|climbing]]. |
Grey parrots may be captured in [[cage]] [[trap]]s and [[Animal trainer|trained]] into cheap exotic [[pet]]s. Trying to butcher a trained parrot will only yield a [[skull]] in return, making them useless for a [[meat industry]], and they lay considerably less [[egg]]s than the average domestic bird. However, they are among the longest living animals found in the wild, meaning if your dwarves adopt them, they're going to last for several decades. | Grey parrots may be captured in [[cage]] [[trap]]s and [[Animal trainer|trained]] into cheap exotic [[pet]]s. Trying to butcher a trained parrot will only yield a [[skull]] in return, making them useless for a [[meat industry]], and they lay considerably less [[egg]]s than the average domestic bird. However, they are among the longest living animals found in the wild, meaning if your dwarves adopt them, they're going to last for several decades. | ||