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Blue Macaws Inspired by Rio Return to Wild After 20 Years

A two-panel meme celebrating the return of blue macaws to the wild. The top panel features animated blue macaws (likely from the 'Rio' film) nuzzling, with an inset circular photo of real blue macaws perched on a branch. Overlaid text reads: 'THE BLUE MACAWS THAT INSPIRED RIO HAVE RETURNED TO THE WILD AFTER BEING EXTINCT FOR 20 YEARS. 🦜✨'. The bottom panel is a screenshot of two men in a vehicle, one smiling with an arm around the other, with text: 'you did it. you crazy son of a bitch, you did it'—a quote from the movie 'Jurassic Park'.
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THE BLUE MACAWS THAT INSPIRED RIO HAVE RETURNED TO THE WILD AFTER BEING EXTINCT FOR 20 YEARS. 🦜✨

Overview

A two-panel meme celebrating the return of blue macaws to the wild. The top panel features animated blue macaws (likely from the 'Rio' film) nuzzling, with an inset circular photo of real blue macaws perched on a branch. Overlaid text reads: 'THE BLUE MACAWS THAT INSPIRED RIO HAVE RETURNED TO THE WILD AFTER BEING EXTINCT FOR 20 YEARS. 🦜✨'. The bottom panel is a screenshot of two men in a vehicle, one smiling with an arm around the other, with text: 'you did it. you crazy son of a bitch, you did it'—a quote from the movie 'Jurassic Park'.

Origin notes

The meme is a remix created by combining animated stills from the 2011 film 'Rio', a photograph of real blue macaws, and a screenshot from 'Jurassic Park'. It was shared on Reddit under the 'Meme' category, likely to celebrate the conservation success story of the blue macaws' reintroduction to the wild.

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