Macaws, the largest and arguably the most spectacular of all parrots, have been revered in their homeland since ancient times. Especially due to their striking plumage and fascinating communication and learning abilities, they became companions of humans very early on. Nowadays, it is recognized how threatened macaws are due to environmental destruction, and their natural lifestyle and social behavior are being intensively researched. This knowledge is increasingly becoming a guideline for macaws kept in human care. Conditions can thus be created that allow them to lead a life closely resembling their natural habitat. This book contains a wealth of important and up-to-date information on the behavior, breeding, and care of these large parrots, compiled by experts. Additionally, breathtaking photos transport readers into the natural habitats of macaws.