bro i'd just leave the moment i hear some monotone evil laugh upstairs even if there was a 1,800 dollar rolex its not worth the risk 💀

@@taneka6219 I bet anything you’re not even the TYPE to invade someone’s home...for any reason. Otherwise you wouldn’t be attracted to this video! [ In my humble opinion! 😉!! Take care! 🦜 ! 🦉! 🕊!

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Cut and run at that point dude lol

@LBG Rescue Hmm, your various comments seem suspicious…

@LBG Rescue you’re not nice :[

@LBG Rescue you just copied this comment and posted the same exact thing you weirdo, get a life

Kindred spirit, it's a real thing, It's odd because I find it less in humans than I do animal, almost all animals interact with me on a more trusting level, but Humans, not so much, it's like the Earth is rejecting us, save for a few, I suspect, and I'm putting it on record now for scholars in a thousand years to analyze, that we are on the cusp of another split in evolution, one segment is fully regressive(prone to violence, reactionary, self destructive) and the other is semi-regressive(they appear to hold on to their intelligence and resemble civility, but still have a desire to reconnect with the Earth and to nurture it and it's inhabitants whilst still maintaining it's own non-extinction, one will regress entirely and the other has a pretty good chance to revolve into a better version of us, but only if they take a formidable stance, we shall see more anomalies in the near future pertaining to this.

My friend has one the macaws that mate for life, that's older than him and massive. Her owner couldnt take care of her as he was becoming elderly and sickly, so my friend was already close to the bird and offered to take her in. She is 100% convinced he is her husband, and attacks anyone that tries to touch him lol she really treats him like he is her soul mate and its beautiful

Having a bird, especially a large parrot or cocatoo, is EXACTLY like having a toddler. They need just as much attention and interaction like a five year old.

What went through my mind when they said “oh no” while it was chasing them is that they were reinforcing its dinosaur ancestors’ instincts 😆

Like having a toddler for 60+ years! That bird will live long enough to see her oldest son’s grandkids.

Agreed, clearly he has great parents

Animals knows a kind soul from a jackass.

@@quiettornado1970 Amen

@@onlyme219 Yes

@@onlyme219 Probably so, but I have found people are either born with love and compassion in their hearts or they are not. I have a son and 3 grandsons who were just born that way. Neither of the 2 mother's were!

Hey, how are you and things there ?

@@halayousef110 Good thanks for asking

Where are you from ?

@@markhill4136 bruh

I could make a horror game out of this.

That would be amazing 😂❤

Cockatoos live for 40-60 years so I’m sure she’ll be around. They’ll more than likely be life-long friends

I used to have a roommate that had a Yellow Umbrella Cockatoo, like Molly. My roommate said when she got Holly, as a baby, she wanted a pet that would live a long, long time. She was told by the bird expert that they live to 70 years if taken care of, so, the way Molly is loved and treated like family, even gets to go on outdoor activities with the family, she is bound to make it to above 70 years!

@@mike3963 not sure how your math works out…. But I knew what you meant.

I was thinking the same thing. He's young enough to give her a forever home, hopefully.

@@mike3963 actually they can live till 80 and some to 90

@LBG Rescue Then why are you here watching and commenting?

@WORLD OF FAMILY GUY omg

They usually run if their wings have been clipped.

@LBG Rescue Wow you are cringe

@@nataliebutler Doesn't mean they don't walk or run if their wings are unclipped though. Birds do a lot more walking than you might imagine.

What about me? It isn't fair. I've had enough, now I want my share. Can't you see, I wanna live. But you just take more than you give.

Hello Michelle, how are you and things there ?

Hello Ashley, how are you and things there ?

Ashley Allen • Quite a character! 😉

@LBG Rescue How is that not great?

@LBG Rescue Bro got pecked by a bird

That's the thing about parrots...they usually bond with one person...and sometimes end up hating another...

Pretty sure that's a sulphur crested cockatoo, the most common we see in Sydney Australia. They mate with one partner for life, they can live up to 80 years, if the female of the pair dies the male birds take more risks, swopping between trucks and cars and pulling bits of people's parked cars and houses. I once watched a flock land on the neighbours house for six months every afternoon and pull apart a stainless steel solar water heater.

Hello Nancy, how are you and things there ?

Nancy Bernard • My uncle's wife (whom I hated) told me when dating or considering marriage, watch how he treats animals and children, because that is how he will treat you and your kids. Very true. I made a big mistake once; but animals and little kids seek my current husband (32 years) out to play now. Wonderful husband, father, grandpa, and animal lover. ♥️ This boy will be a catch when he grows up😀

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He is 💓

Hello Lisa, how are you and things there ?

@@markhill4136 things are going pretty good,

I agree

You should hear them when they fly over in large flocks, truly from the dinosaur era.

Bro transformed into a Telephone 💀💀💀💀

Yea

I know, I can't help but feel sad for her when the son inevitably moves away...

@@lizzy-wx4rx not only that. That type of bird has known to live to 70 years old. I even saw a story where to owner had to leave town fast, leaving his beloved bird behind. Needless the say that the bird died of a broken heart.

Australia has the most awesome bird species. Magpies are another funny and intelligent species you guys have.

They adapted so well to urban life.

They fly in large flocks over the northern suburbs of sydney and other parts.

Hello Amber, how are you and things there ?

Hello, how are you and things there ?

@Officer Dibble Cheers Officer Dibble.

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Hello Joanna, how are you and things there ?