We’ve all had days like that.
The first time I heard a cockatoo in the wild, I was riding a motorcycle through suburban Sydney. One swooped behind me and screeched. I nearly jumped off the bike I was so startled. That was a sulphur-crested cocky; among the loudest of a loud bunch.
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Birb breathing is just weird, what with the air sacs and the one-way lungs.
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I may have previously shared my theory that at least 60% of social-media trollies are really human-housed cockatoos and other parrots that have somehow gained access to the Intertubes.
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How sad IF they are not purchased TOGETHER now that they have found each other. Please keep us posted so we can CHEER when they get to live together in their new home.
It appears they belong to customers who brought them along to shop at the pet supply store.
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These birds should not be owned. They need to be in the wild. How very sad they are entertainment
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