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   Jul 08, 2024 10:41 PM IST. The development comes after zoo officials said that the elephant has come into “musth” —a state of aggression, and sought help to tranquillise it. A team of ...

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   What are African Love Birds?

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   What is the scientific name of African Love Birds?

   • The scientific name of African love birds, Agapornis, literally means love birds. Lovebirds feed each other, just like couples do! They live in holes. They typically don’t talk, but if trained, they can. They are one of the smallest parrot species. They love chit-chatting and whistling and singing throughout the day.

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   Are African Lovebirds a parrot?

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