Nanday Conure

The Nanday Conure, also known as the Black-Hooded Parakeet or Nanday Parakeet, is a colorful neotropical parrot native to South America. Many of the loudest birds have chirps that are appropriate for their native tropical habitat. The chirp of the Nandy Conure reaches 155 decibels, which is comparable to that of firecrackers. As a result, it is the loudest bird in the world. It's also an exotic-looking pet bird with the ability to learn tricks and communicate.

Nanday Conure prefers natural food supplies offered by agriculture and are most often found in groups of at least ten birds. Because their green color blends well into the surroundings, you're more likely to hear their characteristic call before seeing the birds in the wild. They are a popular attraction for bird shows because of their size, bright colors, ability to learn tricks and converse, as well as their social qualities. One of their most well-known pranks is to take dollar bills from audience members and then return the money to the same person.

Noise: 155 dB