Bruce the kea rules the roost using his broken beak like a sword
Without a curvy upper beak to get in the way, Bruce the kea uses his lower beak to stab or joust at other birds in his social group.
Bruce the kea rules the roost using his broken beak like a sword
Without a curvy upper beak to get in the way, Bruce the kea uses his lower beak to stab or joust at other birds in his social group.
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