1. Plural of kea; large New Zealand parrots with olive-green plumage, known for intelligence and curiosity.
Usage: Keas are native to the South Island of New Zealand and are found in mountainous regions.

Examples

• The keas gathered on the rocky slopes of the mountain.
• Keas are famous for their playful and mischievous behavior around hikers' campsites.
• These keas have learned to open car doors and steal food from tourists.
• The conservation team studied the keas to understand their population dynamics.
• Keas communicate with each other using loud, distinctive calls.