The Spix’s Macaw and the Red List

With the instances of a Spix’s macaw, this IUCN estimated that the birds’ quantities are failing in our wild because of the destruction of the habitat. This surrounding is called as the gallery woodland which contains the caraiba trees, wherein the macaws preferred to the nest, and a Euphorbiaceae-clan plants which they preferred to feed. Its collapse is connected to the spread out of humans, their infrastructure and dwellings, and in the area of Rio São Francisco that is in question. This contains the latest construction of the hydroelectric dam.

This IUCN also creates a connection in between falling and trapping population of birds, as suggested in the 2011 movie.

The reject of a Spix macaw is partially connected to the access of assertive African bees in the area. They evidently colonize caraiba trees with a possible hazard to our birds, if these two species will cross paths.
An appreciation is given to the major factors, the ICUN or International Union for a Conservation of the Nature asserted that there are lesser 50 adults of Spix macaws now that is left in our wild. The body mentioned that these left birds make unviable eggs with the final few years.

Reference:
Deirdre O’Donnell, Stars Of The Movie, Rio, Now Listed As Nearly-Extinct In The Wild, 2018