Protein mealworms that are suitable for magpie birds.

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  • Photo title: Protein mealworms that are suitable for magpie birds.
  • Author: Theanthonium
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  • It's called the Hong Kong caterpillar, because it was imported from Hong Kong. Now this caterpillar business is much needed by bird maniacs in Indonesia. This caterpillar, which originates from the Mediterranean region, has spread almost throughout the world through trade and colonial activities. Similar to humans, magpie birds also need protein. Hong Kong caterpillars are a type of protein that is suitable for magpie birds. Hong Kong caterpillars contain excellent fatty acids, chitin, and high protein up to 45%.
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