Biologist pulls young Puerto Rican parrot from grip of invasive red boa

Raoul Correa saved the Amazona vittata in Maricao State Forest, per a report filed October 13.

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A biologist saved a young Puerto Rican parrot from an invasive red boa constrictor in the Maricao State Forest, in western Puerto Rico. ^[1] The biologist, Raoul Correa, pulled the bird, an Amazona vittata, from the snake. The Amazona vittata is the Puerto Rican parrot, one of the island's own. The red boa is listed as invasive. The rescue happened in Maricao, in the western mountains.

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Biologist Raoul Correa saved a young Puerto Rican parrot (Amazona vittata) from an invasive red boa constrictor in the Maricao State Forest in western Puerto Rico. · Lenta.ruRussia

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