noun
- A large New Zealand parrot with olive-green plumage, known for its intelligence and sometimes destructive behavior.
Usage: Capitalized when referring to the species name (Kea); Native to the South Island of New Zealand
Examples
- The kea is one of the world's few alpine parrots.
- Keas are known for their playful and curious nature.
- We spotted a kea perched on a rocky outcrop during our hike in New Zealand.
- The kea's intelligence makes it capable of solving complex problems.
- Farmers have historically had conflicts with keas due to the birds' habit of damaging property.