Bird Side Of TikTok

[@Wombocombod]

very cute vid but it still kills me how so many people get birds because of Cute Memes and then they clearly dont know how to take care of them. please read this!!! : 1. you should never pet a parrot anywhere on its body. only its head and neck. petting it anywhere else sexually stimulates it and causes it to become hormonal, which can lead to plucking, aggression, biting, depression, etc. 2. its been pointed out a ton already but that first bird in the beginning was actually trying not to suffocate in the shower. when birds are bathing, they do what the birds at 1:35 are doing. when theyre scared and trying not to suffocate, they go stiff and still and lean their head back and open-mouth breathe. trying to force your bird into a shower like that can also lead to pneumonia and respiratory issues or aspiration. 3. it was never shown in the video but please do not feed your bird only seeds! i know "SEEB" has become a huge meme in bird communities but parrots need a mixture of /pellets/ (i would recommend the brands rowdybush, tops, or harrison's) and safe veggies. fruits should only be limited to treats because of how sugary they are. if you only feed your bird seeds or fruits then welp that bird is going to eventually die from fatty liver disease and malnutrition. 4. its so obvious that a ton of these birds are bored as fuck. PLEASE invest in proper parrot enclosures and training, such as target training and station training, and make foraging stations for them!! they NEED TONS of mental stimulation in order to thrive. they have the intelligence of 4 year old toddlers so imagine having a child that you never try to entertain. tantrums. tons of tantrums and destruction. they're also not actually domesticated birds. there are only two companion-domesticated species of birds out of all of them, and that's actually chickens and pigeons. so yeah. you're essentially taking in a feral but tame animal. please remember this. 5. please guys mirrors are so bad for parrots. they stimulate parrots hormonally and can lead to depression and mental issues. try your best to cover or avoid mirrors in the house but the main thing is please do not get mirrors as toys. theyre so mentally damaging to parrots and can lead to obsession of their reflection as well as the things mentioned above (hormonal issues and depression). 6. DO NOT use dowel rod perches or plastic perches. those eventually lead to bumblefoot and early arthritis. remember these parrots do not live for just 2 years so you have to give them varying sizes of perches to stand on. parrots are perching birds so imagine standing on the same flat surface for over 15 years of your life. yeah. not fun. instead, go outside literally just find a tree branch from a safe tree. safe trees include apple trees, pine, balsa wood, aspen, and birch. wash the branch off and either heat it up to help dry it out or let it sun bake if you live in a hot area. also strip the bark from it. 7. speaking of lifespans, i really hate to say this but if your budgie/parrot lived for like 2 years then sadly you either didn't take care of it properly or it's one of those poor inbred mill standard budgies from a pet store that died because of bad genetics and inherent illness (speaking of that, DO NOT buy from pet stores like petco, petsmart, etc because they purchase parrots from shitty breeders that overbreed, kill their birds, and inbreed) because even "tiny" parrots like budgies live for up to 15 years, the lifespan of a dog basically. some parrots live for literally over 30 years, while some live for upwards of 80. PLEASE DO TONS OF RESEARCH BEFORE OWNING A PARROT!!!! there's tons more issues and information but at least take all of this into consideration before you ever buy a bird or think that a parrot video is inherently cute because a lot of it isnt and a lot of it tends to be insanely concerning content. if you REALLY want to own a bird, i HIGHLY suggest looking into a house chicken or a pigeon instead of a parrot. pigeons are insanely affectionate and surprisingly smart, you can actually pet them all over their body and it wont cause any hormonal issues because of their domestication and different internal anatomy. and pigeons are actually cute if you get a healthy one from a breeder - i DO NOT mean go onto the street and just grab an ill feral one. though please do research on proper breeds because some are insanely unhealthy (do not get me started on budapest pigeons or american fantails).

[@lillygraygray4018]

Agree with everything! This is actually so so important and your comment should be wayy up there for people to see. Thank you for writing a comment that detailed!

[@vvamp1re]

I agree, I have 3 budgies, 2 females and one male (firstly we bought two, but one year ago, a third one hatched from an egg that the female layed), but lately, we saw that one of the females (the mother of the other fem) doesn't look energetic and doesn't want to eat. We found out that the male budgie was making her too tired because he only wants to breed with her 24/7. We went to the vet, he told us to get a third cage so the female can rest there for a while and told us what we can feed her so she can recover faster. We noticed that she is getting better after being moved in a cage where he can't tire her. My point is that sometimes things like that can also be the problem for your bird to feel and look tired, so people should pay attention to that either.

[@Wombocombod]

​@Grace depends on what your definition of "hard" is. all pets are hard, but i was stating that their care is vastly easier than a parrot's. also cheaper too and vets are far easier to access for a pigeon than it is a parrot (a poultry/farm vet for a pigeon vs an avian specialist for a parrot). companion pigeons (NOT loft pigeons) require similar setups to that of a cat. you get them a crate to sleep in and either buy them a cat bed or get them materials to make a nest. materials are simple. just shred up some paper. they arent perching birds compared to parrots so they tend to prefer roosting on flat surfaces rather than a perch, which means that you kinda dont have to buy them an expensive $100 parrot cage. a dog crate will do. they're also granivores with the occasional veggies so they only eat seeds as a primary diet. seeds generally cost (in 1lb bags) like $20 where i live. parrots, meanwhile, require pellets which can be up to $40 for a basic 1lb bag depending on which brand you buy from, as well as safe veggies which just furthers the cost. so not only are pigeons far cheaper but lets get into their temperament as well... pigeon's general behaviour as animals that have been domesticated for thousands of years (as parrots are not domesticated, simply tamed flock ferals even from breeders) also means that they bond far easier than parrots do. parrots sometimes take years to bond with or refuse to altogether even with the best care. companion pigeons, on the other hand, typically only take a few months to bond with if you treat them well because they're domesticated and are of an even temperament. also if you get bit by a pigeon, it wont bleed because they are classified as softbills. meanwhile, a parrot being a hard-hookbill absolutely will draw blood on you if you push them. pigeons also tend to be far easier to train to do tricks and understand basic commands, including being potty trained, target trained, and station trained. they're surprisingly intelligent and while parrots are also insanely intelligent, parrots are also quite stubborn and you need to spend multiple years in training them just to gain their trust alone. the base cost of a pigeon from a safe breeder ranges from anywhere between $50-$100. although you can arguably buy a budgie for $30 from a mill run pet store, say you want an actual healthy parrot from a safe and ethical breeder. that's going to be about $200 minimum for your average parrot that is healthy and from an ethical breeder that cares about their birds. there's a ton more i can get into but overall, compared to parrots, pigeon care is far easier in the grand scheme of things compared to parrot care. of course all animals have their challenges but compared to parrots, they're far easier. also sry for any typos its like 4am

[@pineconeidiot8046]

my birb eats peanuts, is that okay?

[@vvamp1re]

@@pineconeidiot8046 some birds REALLY love peanuts! I'd say it's okay! My birds don't really like peanuts, but they eat other types of nuts!

[@michelle6]

imagine being a robber and trying to rob a house in the middle of the night then suddenly hearing " *whatdoing* "

[@tangsan5739]

he will be like oh heavens Iam doomed

[@ApatheticBlogger]

"Robbing you"

[@michelle6]

@@ApatheticBlogger burb : 👁👄👁

[@BeautyBeatdown]

This made me laugh out loud but for real

[@noah5347]

imagine if you had a cockatoo and you break in and the cockatoo goes AAAAAAHHHHHHHH

[@Abbanellie]

I love how everyone teaches their cockatiel "Dancin in september", and everyone with a ringneck teaches them "what doing"

[@lxvelylxnarys]

I taught my budgie how to do my mom's phone notification sound (because it is a bird chirp) by accident 🤣

[@potato_bastard6169]

@@lxvelylxnarys ok thats adorable

[@joniroxanne96]

I knew that tune sounded familiar for some reason! 😅

[@chessvader]

Cockatto said hiii then why

[@pedrolinhaus3296]

Its their default phrases

[@saraa.s5555]

The person who taught their parrot to poop on command, I applaud you

[@kingcrimson234]

Oh, they don't need to be taught how to poop. Believe me.

[@frostedpancake3882]

@@kingcrimson234 Oh, that’s not what they said. Believe me.

[@Nytwulf]

My Green Cheek tells me when he has to go, or flies to his cage and will poop on command. Positive reinforcement works if you're patient enough

[@saraa.s5555]

@@Nytwulf my budgie would also fly to his cage and poop if inside but outside on a harness would just go on my shoulder or hand ☹

[@flowerrain2402]

No it is a bad thing to teach, (I’ve been working with birds for several years

[@loading...2038]

3:43 The change in Rio's voice when their owner didn't answer their question was so funny omg

[@damascus2374]

what kind of bird is rio

[@Toonage2512]

a ringneck

[@penguin_productions]

​@@Toonage2512 Indian ringneck maybe... Because tamara's blue chicken has an Indian ringneck that looks like rio

[@kristen_perry002]

5:10 that’s my birdie! Our videos took off in 2020 so this was really cool to see

[@sahebsinghjanjuha7558]

Quaker shake loll

[@kingofrandom5052]

I love your bird he’s so cute! I like how you named him Sprite.

[@matildaking1898]

Just a bird swearing LOL

[@Mustard__Ketchup]

i absolutely loved "sprite where'd you get that funion? sprite- give that to me they're very unhealthy" then he RUNS it was so funny and cute

[@angelaflying9591]

Thanks for the laugh

[@artichare1839]

Tiktok birds: “perfectly copies human speech and sings beautifully” My bird: *”R E E E E E E E E E E”*

[@doug0163]

Same bro😭😂

[@priagp]

We living the same life

[@alexawolfy9211]

😂 mine go: *rEeEeEEeeeeeeeEeE*

[@ashleygrimes32]

Mine just like singing in the night me oh god i walk out i see my bird litterly escaped its cage and made a huge mess wth the birds seed i was like wth so i just back away slowley pretending that never happend and going back to sleep 5 in the morning my bird goin reee gime food repeating gimme food gimme food me like i gota get this bird out of here its makin my life worst me in the shower me hearing the door bang me opens door and what i see.... is LITTERLY MY PARROT TRYING TO GET IN

[@frosted-bird8740]

Same and mine will do it so abruptly. It'll be dead silent and he'll suddenly let out this single demonic squawk-

[@aliceinscaryland]

0:00 - this is how you shouldn't bathe your bird 1:35 - this is how you should bathe your bird

[@RedRockAngel]

To clarify, in case you someone didn't know, the reason why you should not bathe your bird is that the bird is suffocating. People often misread when bird tilts their head back and closes eyes as sign of content but in fact it's a way of them attempting to breathe through their mouth. Never put your bird under the shower directly, better method is always to buy shower perch next to shower so occasional spray of water and steam will bathe the bird and also so that bird has a way out when they are uncomfortable. The sink was okay because the bird clearly could get in and out of the water thus preveting feeling of suffocation.

[@Hekza0024]

Actually, having a tap is very dangerous cause they could suffocate. The best way to bathe your bird is to get a spray bottle and they spray them with mist (water) to bathe.

[@RedRockAngel]

@@Hekza0024 it's true that tap does contain a risk but some birds prefer bathing under running water. You can always lower the risks by supervising, lower water pressure and making sure bird can move freely away from the water. You can also bathe your bird by putting leaves of lettuce or birdsafe herbs on shallow dish with water if the bird doesn't like misting.

[@TheParrotTeacher]

Thought the same myself soon as I spotted that first clip. So harsh on the poor cockatiel!

[@endieisded]

Faxxxx

[@scambroselauntrellus3681]

I love how many of the birds say "What are you doing?", implying the owner is constantly befuddled by the odd behaviors of the bird.

[@nulllll99]

2:44 my favorite thing ever. The early bird just vibin

[@MynzieTM]

2:30. 3:33 ✨I COULD VIBE TO THIS ALL DAY LONG✨

[@gottabesandi]

It always amazes me how they fit so much PERSONALITY into those little tiny birb bodies.

[@yousefelrifay3438]

3:30 he's rapping sick

[@Samandzoe4life]

IkR👍

[@BisharpnearOhio]

Top 10 rappers Eminem was afraid to diss

[@Banim]

Never seen this type of frog before, nice.

[@OAKAdventures]

yep. New type of flying frog

[@justsomerando2658]

@@OAKAdventures SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY

[@D3st1ny-]

@@justsomerando2658 is this a joke or a threat?

[@qiqisaucyy5783]

@@D3st1ny- probably both

[@moochino2944]

@@D3st1ny- it’s a kfc

[@Hanz_em]

7:39 I like how when she said “you’re a bad boy” but the cockatoo said “noooo”

[@JayaLawrence]

The bird with the bonk COUNTED the parsley 😱😱 they’re so smart !!

[@lilacberrym]

It looks like coriander.

[@EllaBArt-zp1wn]

1:00 he counted how many leaves hit the table

[@lizardspock4300]

#4 stems

[@worldkitemuseum]

Birds are so smart

[@powpowpowpowwww]

YESSS I SAW THAT 2

[@itz_lilz_1649]

Does that hurt them in anyway? (This is my first day on birdtok so I'm just wondering. I also don't have a bird but want one)

[@EllaBArt-zp1wn]

If you mean hitting their beak on the table, no. If that hurt them they wouldn't do it for fun in the first place^^ they think it's a game

[@RadioForYahweh]

3:44 Rio was having a legitimate conversation. Notice how he keeps asking what you are doing until she properly answers. And if I'm not mistaken, he replies "me" not "you" so he didn't mimic but responded with awareness. Also he says, "what you doin?" And "what are you doing?" Meaning he has more than an average vocabulary.

[@yourl0calfre4k]

After the owner says “I’m recording you” it sounds like the ring neck is saying “are you recording me?” It’s so cute!! I absolutely love ring necks

[@kasajizo219]

It said “I’m recording you?” as if to question it which is what I find crazy

[@nikkiJ5727]

Personally, i think a lot of people under estimate how smart burds are, for example, a ringneck can be taught 200+ words and phrases

[@scootermom1791]

Birds are extremely intelligent. Many species can learn how to interchange the words they learn and use them in phrases and short sentences. They are like 3 to 5 year old human beings. There used to be a magazine called "Bird Talk" (this was before the internet). There was a section where bird owners could submit short stories about their birds. In one issue, the owner of a small pet store had a parrot who'd acquired quite a vocabulary in a short amount of time. People would often stop by it and say, "Hi! Can you talk?" The bird typically ignored them, but one day it surprised the owner by saying, "I can talk. Can you fly?" Lol 😂😆😂 That's how intelligent they are! What really surprises me is that there are a lot of non-parrot species of birds that can learn to talk, too! Like crows and magpies. I even think someone on YT rescued a sparrow that learned to talk as well.

[@vodyapraelium8772]

Owner: "You better be terrified!" Also her cockatoo: "Hiiiiii!"

[@certifiedfreemason69]

*hiiiiii*

[@lungsfilledofroses]

6:27 the way that cat just looked at them like: you’ve *GOT* to be sh-tting me

[@maryamnaeem9687]

That Cockatiel on the treadmill. It's just sooo cuuutteee

[@belle369]

No one give your birds a bath like the first one. The reason why the cockatiel isn’t movie is that its hard for him to breathe. The water is too much.

[@esthertundrafield3646]

I was about to say the same thing!

[@lg3eleni767]

He's looking up and closing his eyes he's trying to get some air and doesn't want water to go in his eyes people do ANYTHING to get a drop of tiktok clout how dumb

[@esthertundrafield3646]

@@lg3eleni767 exactly i did this with my bird when i first got him but my hands were over him so water didnt get under them but i never did it after i found out i hope they know now thats it bad

[@TheWolvesGang]

I have seen people do this with bigger parrots. Is that also bad?

[@OAKAdventures]

According to the creator, “he runs into the water, and when he doesn’t want to be in the water anymore he can get out.” @zpoisonedyouth

[@Anjowiee]

1:47 The bird loves there bath! It’s so adorable seeing how exited and glad they were to take a bath

[@Anjowiee]

@@bl4ckbe4uty they went back in?

[@bl4ckbe4uty]

@@Anjowiee yeah they did, sorry about my comment i was wrong they did like the bath :)

[@ilaldkxb]

actually when they get afraid they just go flying

[@Anjowiee]

@@ilaldkxb not true,the bird likes the bath but can’t stay directly under. If he does you will see him looking up trying to gasp for air.

[@ilaldkxb]

@@Anjowiee oh didnt lnow thta, its dbwecoays mdta birsdd flat alaihrund the fxoat whemsvayrjey are scqyerd

[@Kim-bt2ng]

3:36 He do be vibin, tho.

[@asavia5980]

He dropping bars🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@danelaquat2017]

3:45 with the birb Rio Bird: What are you doing? Person: I'm recording you Bird: You're recording me? Person, repeating: I'm recording you :DDD Bird: *ducks out of the camera's pov* Honestly, that bird radiated peak energy that I can vibe with

[@michaeldelrosario5806]

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[@michaeldelrosario5806]

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[@ngtstr]

2:30 i wish this could be my alarm and have this little bird singing it to wake me up

[@parakeetbudgie]

5:30 imagine fire alarms sounds were replaced with this sound

[@shizukagozen777]

Just find the clip alone then convert it with KZbin mp3 (or whatever it's called nowadays) and select the audio as your new alarm song. You're welcome.

[@kristagerry8505]

​@parakeetbudgie It would actually get ne out of bed. I used to have a cockatiel and he would get so mad and start screaming at us if we didn't cover hus cage by 10:00 pm on the dot. 😂😂😂

[@bb-qi1wu]

THAT ONE BIRD WAS PLAYING PEAK A BOO WITH A FUCKING CAT THAT IS SO CUTE

[@shakeilpannu532]

NO WAY

[@shakeilpannu532]

THATS SO CUTE

[@bb-qi1wu]

@@shakeilpannu532 I CRIED

[@criticalchild2400]

It's unsafe and shouldn't be done.

[@frostedpancake3882]

@@criticalchild2400 Yes.

[@sonyagarcia5225]

Bird: WhAt ArE yOu DoiNg? Hooman: Recording u

[@phantomninjagaming]

7:42 that bird is number 2 in my book what a cutie!

[@queenofno6055]

0:57 it's absolutely amazing that he can count the objects he's bopping about but can that hurt his beak??

[@MxhiraAnimations]

Same thoughts lol! If it does this wayy to much its beak can weaken due to the trauma of hitting so hard!

[@lilala3334]

the first one is hazardous.. putting a tiny bird directly under water can easily kill them.

[@prinppa]

Do you know what was the song?

[@MK-hw2ir]

How about rain when they’re outside?

[@MrPumpkinDuck]

you do realize he could've moved if it was an issue, right? and that he showed no signs of distress, right? and that they have to deal with rain constantly in the wild, right? jfc

[@ashery468]

@@MrPumpkinDuck In the wild cockatiels shelter from the rain. They don't sit in a torrent of water that makes them gasp for air. He couldn't move!

[@MrPumpkinDuck]

@@ashery468 spoken like a true dumbass

[@xenotekamara6605]

4:40 that bird was resonating with the spoon. SO CUTE.

[@crescent_foxx1014]

The first clip is how you should NOT wash your bird. You need to make sure that the water isn't too hot or too cold and it's always good to invest in a perch that you can stick to your shower wall. And keep in mind that not all birds like being in the shower, to spraying them with water from a spray bottle is just fine or leave out a shallow dish with a bit of water for your bird to splash around in.

[@eeeheeeh8457]

Neither is it healthy for your bird, for birds its like standing in a hard rainstorm.

[@prinppa]

Do you know what song it was??

[@ashery468]

Yeah also just wanted to say that bird was clearly not whistling that tune. It waa actually gasping for air in intervals. The pressure of that water was too extreme to the point the bird could not move. They should never be put under a torrent of water like that 🙄

[@isatetreault]

that's my bird at 2:47! thanks for sharing ☺️

[@tech_tribe11]

I die of laughter when i see 2:47

[@MxhiraAnimations]

You have a nice humor! This is my fav video from this whole conplimation

[@interpolfan04]

the clip of the bird playing peekaboo is a lot funnier if you understand cat body language- if a cat swishes its tail while focusing in that position, it's usually stalking prey, and the bird is just there playing peekaboo with it 😂

[@francescaperron2003]

Watching this at night but I have the volume super low so my cockatiel doesn't start screaming at the youtube birbs and wakes up my mom

[@natoyadeowdat4053]

Francesca Perron Why can't you use headphones?

[@Silver_wind_1987_]

@@natoyadeowdat4053 have you had a bird? They eat everything.

[@natoyadeowdat4053]

Amber Galway Yes I've had budgies when I was younger and a dog but I've learned to put my stuff away. I mean if you can teach a bird to do tricks, I think you can teach it not to touch your stuff. Plus they just said they're watching this at night, meaning the bird should be in/at its cage and they must be in your bedroom I'm assuming. So they can have your headphones in there.

[@julialungan4722]

@@natoyadeowdat4053 or it doesnt have headphones

[@sierrarain8258]

@@natoyadeowdat4053 yeahhh unfortunately birds are naturally going to destroy everything and chewing on your headphones is something you may not be able to avoid.

[@dishsoap7185]

2:32 who needs an alarm when u got a birb

[@mschouhan1278]

Lol true

[@Nytwulf]

Mine learned to mimic the sound of my alarm clock...

[@TheParrotTeacher]

Some really cute clips on this! That first one is 100% how you should NOT have your bird bath though!

[@Victoria-pz9lt]

Ye thats true,

[@Victoria-pz9lt]

I only give then a bowl so they can bath in

[@TheParrotTeacher]

@@Victoria-pz9lt Always a good idea! Bowls, very fine stream under the tap, fine mist spray or a high shower perch are all awesome ways of doing it!

[@Victoria-pz9lt]

@@TheParrotTeacher yes, but if you u have a parrot,and if you have them in a shower, and they look up, stop the water because they can't breath

[@TheParrotTeacher]

@@Victoria-pz9lt We never have them in the shower! Completely agree. For most good shower perches, people usually pop them above the shower head. So they get the benefits of the steam/humidity but no risk of getting water in the nose!

[@mariahmartinez7245]

2:29 made me laugh so hard cause that's what my bird does at 6AM🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@UrFellow_mf]

Same🥲

[@Mike_stuy]

that cockatoo at the end looked like it used to be a feather plucker. but it makes me happy to see animals like this that are able to be rehabilitated. most people dont realize how much work and resposibility goes into owning a bird. my mom used to run a bird shelter in our house growing up and each bird is different and requires different things. i used to have a yellow naped amazon parrot growing up that had only one wing cause a dog had bitten the other one off, but it grew attached to only me and would attack anyone else that tried to touch him. so i had to really keep an eye on him cause with him having only one wing his balance was always off to the point that he would fall of his perch if he lost his balance for even a second. also if you dont want your bird flying around the house and decide to clip its wings, go to a professional cause depending on the bird even if you just nick the blood pocket on specific feathers it can be dangerous or possibly fatal to the bird. Just remember, owning a bird is a big responsibility and you should not get a pet bird if you are not capable of taking care of it properly. also just like any pet if you do decide to get one make sure to go to an animal rescue center, as those ones are truely in need of a supportive family to call their own.

[@emileemile7451]

Birds have more personality than the mulan live action

[@Gottalovecarpetpythons]

This was great and my birds were wondering where the birds were. LOL

[@Anjowiee]

Try to get some more birds! Your birds would love them as u say they want more company!

[@Yabanal]

What type of birds are they because some birds are solitary by nature

[@Anjowiee]

@@Yabanal what type of birds u can have as pets or what pets they have?

[@MellowDot]

Imagine you are getting snacks at 3:00 AM and you hear someone say "shhhh.." you look behind you and it was actually your bird

[@narasimhagoud8441]

Lol

[@narasimhagoud8441]

Very weirdcore

[@sades775]

I love the woman calling her attack "dog" a big bad boy and the birds just like "whyyyyy🥺💜" lol

[@StarEmpress30]

Bonky birdy was adorable, but at 0:59, when the cilantro came out and it multi-bonked because it was a bunch, so cute!!!

[@Kenna_Rhodes1840]

7:15 is so cute

[@demon_expertt]

“You want a bath?” **falls over cutely**

[@dakota2440]

i saw this one my recommended and a started cryign i just lost my bird about an hour ago i found him one the bottom of his cage and i just picked him up gently and he slwoly shut his eyes and curled up in my hands and passed away he was my fisrt ever bird and he thought me so much i never knew how much i loved him until he was laying there in my hands

[@OAKAdventures]

:( what happened to him

[@dakota2440]

@@OAKAdventures we dont know exactly my brother belives he broke his neck but i found him and he was lifting his head and looking at me only when i picked him up did he lay down and curl up into my hand i want to get him cremated but before that find out what happened to my sweet boy

[@hollypowerpower7003]

I'm so sorry

[@muellersgame8001]

Sorry for your loss.

[@lonelyronin2428]

Im sorry. As least he passed away in the hands lf the one he loved most, the one who took care of him.

[@mistytells]

It’s crazy how birds can be so cute and have actual personalities. I want to get a bird so bad now.

[@J3NNA4U]

3:44 he said What Doing so many times he raised his voice a little more higher and it sounded like he got annoyed😭

[@candyyb23]

This whole video made me smile from ear to ear, until the last video. My cockatiel passed over a year ago and she looked just like her. 😢💔

[@OAKAdventures]

rip :(

[@angelthain1419]

So sorry bro... But RIP

[@inu-vu]

Petting a PARROT like a dog is really not good because petting below the neck is reserved for partners and youre basically sexually stimulating your PARROT :/ this doesn't apply to pigeons, chickens etc etc

[@Defnotjolie]

Yeah

[@OAKAdventures]

Never knew that either

[@inu-vu]

@@OAKAdventures its good that you do now :D

[@crazymster]

inu-vu t h w m o r e y o u n o w

[@estratus8999]

Says who??

[@oscarinacan]

That bird playing peekaboo with that cat is the funniest thing I've seen in long time.

[@whattabirb637]

I feel like this lady at 5:40 is the biggest example of not knowing anything about birds but still getting one.

[@amandaedmiston6325]

2:47 just made my day😂 5:11 Is litterly my bird everytime I let her walk around the house she will aways find crumbs or food

[@magaliebarnes-lussier8560]

the first one is problematic. Making your bird feeling unsafe is not fun neither is it cute.

[@OAKAdventures]

thank you for letting me know, i don’t know much about birds and was trying to pick unabusive ones

[@OAKAdventures]

i do not mean to promote any abuse

[@magaliebarnes-lussier8560]

@@OAKAdventures That's okay since it's not your fault. What,s happening in this video is that the bird isn't moving because it's scared. It tries to gasp for air, because too much water is poured on it. A bird enjoying a bath is a bird puffing itself, spreading it,s wings, moving around

[@freemovies2523]

I was gonna comment that.

[@freemovies2523]

The video is so sad and the fact that people think its "cute" or "funny" is disgusting.

[@Slankh]

4:00 what the.. "i recording you" "you recording me?"

[@RadioForYahweh]

I would LOVE to wake up to that every day. How wonderful! 2:30

[@НосокАнатолий]

No u don't. Trust me.))))

[@junyah4152]

no you wouldn’t. Go ahead and try lol

[@RadioForYahweh]

@@junyah4152 I have children and an annoying alarm clock. I most definitely would

[@aestheticgurl1547]

Same

[@sillyyameii]

what song is the bird is singing?

[@thealmightysnipper]

7:25 that bird could bite your finger off, I wouldn't risk it. I'd follow it's orders and leave.

[@kristideeley]

Whoever taught their bird to sing Earth, Wind, and Fire has won life.

[@dapperdan4890]

After having recently lost my bird, this really makes me feel happy. Thank you!

[@reeserichards469]

Im so sorry that must be very hard for you

[@NTDVNT]

Sorry to hear about that, that really sucks. Hope you’re doing ok my dude

[@joselmangabat3297]

I've never seen bird will obey his owner for pooping, love it😊

[@firstclassstupid97]

Sadly, don't love it. Training a bird to poop on command can result in the bird straining to poop which can be very dangerous. If you give them the command when their body isn't ready to poop yet, they will strain to try and poop anyway which can cause them a lot of harm. It is something you have to be very VERY careful with

[@vegyess]

@@firstclassstupid97 wooot are they really able to control it? i thought this vid was like a coincidence

[@firstclassstupid97]

@@vegyess some species can have a little control over it. However, they cannot poop on command if their bodies are not ready yet. They might try to force it, which is where it can be really harmful for them. It isn't as though they have zero controll over it, they know roughly when they need to go and they might try to avoid pooping on you (trying not to poop on your shoulder, but then it lands in your lap...) But I would not reccomend potty training since it is very easy to mess up

[@Nytwulf]

Our GCC will tell us when he has to go so he can get to his cage to poop. He's also a champion leaner if he can't make it to his room in time

[@renee6965]

1:10 I was not ready to get intimidated by a bird

[@MotherOfTheSea]

1:18 she’s quite intelligent she would make a great voice actor

[@just_a_bird1]

Yup world's first bird voice actor

[@MotherOfTheSea]

@•PØT4T0•CH1P5•FRIES• thanks roblox kid

[@AnastasiaOfficial.]

1:41 adorable. 2:31 yet again. adorable. 5:31 CUTE-

[@killerqueenisbestmanneko8419]

I don't like the fact that cockatiel's cheeks are ears

[@arsonic10]

Same. And that hole got me : (ʘᗩʘ’)

[@meowowpowwart]

Well I knew that. It’s weird

[@killerqueenisbestmanneko8419]

@@Unknown_tonoone if you asked nicely i would have now I will edit to fuck the spelling more

[@arsonic10]

@@killerqueenisbestmanneko8419 BEJSNWIWJ YASSS 🤣

[@arsonic10]

@@Unknown_tonoone Fuck off

[@pronubby2132]

3:59 I could make out every single word the bird said. the "what are you doing?" was so clear

[@robertruiz98]

I've never seen somebody lean so hard in to the cockatiel territorialness they have that is brilliant. It encourages them to let out that energy they have without being destructive

[@dorkydochii.4806]

2:31 I wish I could have this birb as an alarm clock 😔❤️

[@ieatorphanchildrenfordinne6516]

my cockatiel makes this like dj sound. he goes "eerie-eerie-ee" like the weird thing they do with the discs. it's so cute and i taught him how to go "pew pew" like a plasma gun from a movie or something. if only that little meanie would learn some words. i love him sm though

[@user-ih7rl9sf1p]

I need that blue bird in the mirror saying Kissess and mwah

[@anushkasingh3014]

If you think about it it’s really amazing that these creatures can actually speak our language. I mean no other species does that. Mind blowing tbh

[@gigithespiderantnostalgiaa1689]

“No Other Species Does That” Those Gorillas That Can Speak Sign Language: -_-

[@vanila3102]

7:15 lord that's a scary bird

[@ajayavsm7476]

"Hiiii"

[@moonundernostalgia]

5:05 AAAAAAA THE LITTLE LEGS ICAN'THANDLEIT 😢

[@Marian_K_]

5:50 APOLOGISE TO HIM IMMEDIATELY

[@vintrade6284]

Why?

[@lllchildmoon9831]

1:59 "kisses?" "Mwwwa" Omg so cute

[@randybnubz1953]

Fun isn't something one considers when viewing a TikTok. But this does put a smile on my face.

[@Jordan-ey5cj]

"What are you doing?" Thats what everyone says to there pets itd so cute to hear it back

[@yunhua7373]

I have 2 budgies and I'm planning to get 2 more that my friend got, recently she got birds only for pictures and all and doesn't even take care of them she cleans the cage terribly every 7 days and doesn't have a proper diet, the birds were depressed since they had no toys or stimulition so I had to call animal control, she got really mad at me for this and hasn't talked to me in 4 weeks and right now the birds are recovering since they were maulnorished and their feathers are growing back I'm waiting to be able to take them with me, so I can be able to give them the love they deserve I have a lot of experience since I literally go to college to study birds

[@ernestcruz6316]

You can tell when these little charmers really love and trust their humans because that's when their personalities come out, and then you see how lovable they really are.

[@woahniceupaprika2617]

6:12 me: ewwww also me: replays 30+ times

[@jungkooksi9248]

2:35 my friend sent me this-

[@labudgie6105]

5:33 why won't my alarm clock just turn off I am trying everything

[@coralei_reid]

Imagine waking up to a bird whispering in your ear saying “SSSHH”, I would have a anxiety attack😫🤚🏽

[@nerdyscifibirdy6488]

2:57 That is my Conure baby Saoirse at any given time of day lol

[@Chillbot17]

I've been bitten by an angry cockatoo before. Better believe he'd scare me if he charged with intent to attack

[@jaxsonthedemonfrog6659]

Same! If I saw him running at ME full speed like that, id turn and run full speed back to my HOUSE!

[@tortols1548]

1:36 lol my cockatiel does this too when he wants a bath

[@Defnotjolie]

DO NOT PUT YOUR BIRDS IN THE SHOWER THEY COULd DROWN in stead get a plate and fill it with water and they could bathe themselves

[@a-bird-lover]

it's good to take birds into the shower actually, just not good to hold them directly under the water because it comes down too hard for them :( Get a perch for the side of your shower instead or hold your bird, or just leave them in a cage in the room. The mist/steam is really good for their feathers, and sprinkling water over them or misting them is a bit more gentle. I take my bird in the shower with me and he usually stays on the curtain rod, but if he wants a shower I sprinkle him with water and he'll do his little dance, he loves it :)

[@Defnotjolie]

@@a-bird-lover I agree I do that sometimes with my budgies but I just wanted people to know that birds can’t be directly under the water :)

[@naguasoliman-kross3271]

;1 SINK

[@EllyisAutistic]

2:30 is my favorite I would love waking up to that every day

[@starblossom264]

I feel so for the cocktail, being press down by powerful water streams

[@sarahwastaken6952]

As a person who has 2 birds with separation anxiety, I litterly have to take them everywhere with me

[@scarlettbellm819]

6:35 the cat wanting eat the bird like;

[@shamsiaramannan2649]

6:28 the cat was like when Im gonna eat u damn it 😂

[@Lemonsqeezy2010]

This cured my depression

[@YvieT81]

The face of that cat gets me everytime 😂 He's like "am I a joke to you??? I am....aren't I? 🥴"

[@your_mom_3800-ex3ob]

2:40 *where did you find that cool alarm bro?*

[@UrFellow_mf]

I have same alarm🥲

[@arnjieflores8675]

what's that song?

[@blushesslightly]

0:34 her face tho (i mean the girl not the birb)

[@Quode001]

That was my fav lmao the aggressive SSHHHH

[@blushesslightly]

@@Quode001 ikr

[@Ananya-fh3wn]

Hey, do you know what type of bird that is?

[@NotLikeTheOtherSeungberries]

@@Ananya-fh3wn this is very late but that's a male eclectus. Males are always green and blue while females are red and blue.

[@blakebuadlart8482]

4:19 the bird is remote control 😂 XD

[@cosmoooooo]

0:28 i love how this bird was like “fuck’s sake 😡” and then immediately it skips to it being like “what doing?? 🥰🥰🥰”

[@PhucTran-gq9tb]

Love the accent of the parrot saying 'What' with the ending T sound 🤣