Yes, budgies can eat cabbage, but it should be offered in moderation.
Cabbage is rich in vitamins like vitamin C and K, as well as fiber, which can be beneficial for your budgie’s overall health. However, feeding too much cabbage can cause digestive issues like bloating or gas due to its high fiber content. Also, cabbage contains compounds that can interfere with calcium absorption if fed in large quantities over time.
To safely feed cabbage to your budgie, wash it thoroughly and chop it into small pieces. It’s best to offer cabbage occasionally, as part of a balanced diet that includes other vegetables, fruits, seeds, and grains.
Yes, owls do have knees, but they’re not immediately visible.
Owls’ knees are located higher up on their legs, hidden by feathers, which is why they can be hard to spot. What you see as the visible bend in their legs is actually their ankles. The upper part of an owl’s leg, where the knee is located, is often covered by thick feathers, giving the appearance that their legs are much shorter than they actually are.
Their knees function much like those of other birds, helping with movement, perching, and hunting. The long, strong legs and knees of owls allow them to pounce on prey with precision and force.
