Why Is This Bird Pink?

[@animalogic]

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[@MysticLGD]

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[@pale_profile7237]

Wheres the actual bin chicken

[@SlaveofGod777]

Si

[@jjhggdcqz]

Please make a video about shrikes.

[@victoriaeads6126]

BLACK EAST INDIES DUCKS!!!

[@angelorobain4932]

This is the national bird of my country Trinidad and Tobago the scarlet ibis 🇹🇹❤

[@slipipipi7971]

AYYYYYYYYYY WAS ABOUT TO SAY THE SAME

[@Tribalwaytildeath]

Love from Jamaica fam

[@jimmyrustler8983]

In Australia Ibis are referred to as "Bin Chickens".

[@DanGamingFan2406]

When I was a kid, I went to Busch Gardens Tampa, where these birds rome free. And one of them stole my foot long hotdog right out of my hand!

[@jackass5532]

Now he's hot dog colored for sure.

[@elijahfey1470]

Are u sure it wasnt a flamingo

[@JonManProductions]

Can confirm as a local who's been going to the park recently, through the spring and summer it's Ibis mating season so signs are put up in the places where these birds roost (usually in the tops of trees in and around the park) that warn guests of their presence. Usually this also means in the recent times that other birds are moved offsite or out of their exhibits to protect them from inner-bird diseases as well, and most days they are pressure-washing the sidewalks to clear them of the frequent droppings.

[@aranyaiyer5994]

Haha!

[@LumaFuwari]

@@elijahfey1470 they have both! The flamingo are kept under more surveillance now because someone brutally murdered Pinky.

[@mateodias505]

It's native to parts of Brazil, still not that common species (except in nurseries), as it lives in mangroves. We call it "Guará", that might have originated in Tupi language, and refers to its (red) color. Some cities and places are also named after the bird, e.g. Guaratuba, Guarapari and Guaraqueçaba. Awesome bird and video! 🤗

[@LoveatFirstHike]

I've been to Bird Kingdom twice! It could be easy to pass it up thinking it's just a tourist trap, but it's actually quite incredible! The aviary is HUGE! Also worth checking out the Butterfly Conservatory nearby.

[@davidelliott8324]

How about the black vulture or black cormorant next? They're both considered pests in many places, sometimes due to nesting habits and property damage or for perceived threats to fisheries

[@geligniteandlilies]

I love cormorants so much! 😊

[@DonnaBarrHerself]

It's weird how humans - the ultimate invasive parasite - call Natives "Pests." Especially when we steal their food.

[@Zarrar2802]

just minding my own business, whoops I'm a pest because someone can't make enough profit lol

[@aranyaiyer5994]

They are indeed VERY VERY cool birds!

[@droidtigger]

As an Australian I feel obliged to say: that's not a bin chicken, this is a bin chicken.

[@UnblockMind]

KFC has bins full of chickens of you're hungry.

[@CurtisShimamoto]

That's not a bin chicken, that's a spoon...

[@droidtigger]

@@CurtisShimamoto I see you've played bin chickeny spoony before

[@dracodracarys2339]

the spicy bin chicken

[@prickle1998]

P L O V E R

[@erichtomanek4739]

How is it that the molecule that causes the colour in flamingo and ibis, and their food, doesn't get broken down and digested? Stomach, intestine nothing. Then that molecule passes through the wall of the stomach or intestine, travels through the bloodstream to the feathers. Are these molecules deposited as the feather grows or after the feather is formed?

[@al145]

I mean, if you eat a lot beets, it can turn your waste pink/red and terrify you, and if you eat waaaaay too many carrots, it can turn you orange (allegedly), but we digest most of those things.

[@poetryflynn3712]

It's likely they don't have an enzyme that breaks down the specific molecule. And because the feathers have a similar structure to a crustacean's exoskeleton, they would be died the same color.

[@Denuhm]

But only the scarlet ibis can boast a pink plumage, the roseate spoonbill: am I a joke to you?!

[@peterjones819]

My national bird!!! Go Trinidad!!!

[@Woody728]

Never heard of them. Beautiful birds. Thank you!

[@revaryk6868]

It's the Ibis, picnic wrecking irrits

[@biologicalhunter520]

Thank you for getting this stuck in my head for the first time in years

[@deadlydingus1138]

Completely forgot that song existed until now.

[@hailstea3059]

brief capybara cameo @ 0:27 👀👀👀👀

[@aranyaiyer5994]

Truly iconic

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

3:00 The glossy ibis is incredibly gorgeous!

[@aakashsahani2991]

That explains why Minions are yellow.

[@Nikki0417]

I kept waiting to hear they were related to flamingos. Now, I'm wondering how many animals are only certain colors because of their diet. Also, couldn't scientists just get the DNA/genome of both white and scarlet ibises to see if they're related?

[@curleneclarke7279]

That is one of our national birds of Trinidad and Tobago the reason why I said one because we have two national birds The Scarlet Ibis and the cook Rico

[@mangeybum1443]

Personally I would love a video about the Albatross. I think there is enough fill out a video, they are such remarkable birds

[@bird_kingdom]

Thank you for visiting Bird Kingdom to see these beautiful birds! And thanks for sharing this information about the Ibises! We are part of a Species Survival Plan for Scarlet Ibises, helping other accredited zoos to ensure a healthy population in human care. If anyone else wants to see these birds in person we are open every day of the year in Niagara Falls, Ontario!

[@animalogic]

Thank you for having us! We'd recommend to anyone who wants to see these birds in person go check them about at Bird Kingdom, it's a great day trip.

[@demetrialowther727]

Well rather like the Scarlet Ibis, the Australian 'Bin Chicken' also get's its colouration from it's diet. They start out a pure angelic white and mature to a blend of greys, browns and septic greens from dining on their favourite prey... the contents of bins. Not quite as pretty as these Scarlet Ibis I might add.

[@scbtripwire]

Those birds you held and that were on you were SO CUTE omg!

[@anserbauer309]

They're coconut lorikeets from the Torres Strait Islands North of Australia and New Guinea.

[@vinayakramsubhag2873]

Sweet sweet t&t. National bird of trinidad and tobago

[@SlaveofGod777]

Imagine how they'd look if they were to be fed with pumpkins

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

Lol I sense a pumpkin spice mascot in the future lol

[@aranyaiyer5994]

Would be a cool science experiment!

[@mohang.chander363]

That orange was rrrreeaally cute..

[@pamelamays4186]

There's a hotel here in San Diego where they want their flock of flamingos to be white for some reason. Those birds are on a red shellfish free diet.

[@KnowArt]

how. many. shrimp. do. you. have. to. eat. before. you. have. your. skin. turn. pink. POOH-WA-DI DA, DI, DA DI DA DU DI DAAA DA DADADADA TA DI DAM TAM PAAAAAH WOMP POM PI DOM PI DOM

[@aranyaiyer5994]

Let me know if you ever find out!

[@case1883]

One of the National birds of Trinidad and Tobago.

[@Techtradragon]

Ah yes, the national bird of sweet sweet T&T

[@mypal1990]

The flamingos long lost sibling

[@jn651]

I guess the romance of a cloacal kiss is in the eye of the beholder

[@andyjay729]

"Eat enough crabs, and you start to look like a crab." Everything turns into crabs eventually, even birds.

[@mattkevinopinion1865]

hopefully you will feature argus pheasant

[@387FanGatwick]

😂😂😂😂😂 “Damn that’s a lot of birds“😂😂😂😂

[@talanigreywolf7110]

Lorikeet Forest at the Aquarium of the Pacific is an awesome experience!

[@liambrandley2716]

could you do a spoonbill video?

[@opal8243]

Magic school bus episode where Arnold eats those chips and turns orange

[@aranyaiyer5994]

Perfect reference

[@whorhaydelfuego7190]

Wouldn't have to force feed me to eat shrimp. Supply the shrimp and I'll eat it all day long.

[@slipipipi7971]

TRINIDADIANS RISE UP FOR OUR NATIONAL BIRD🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹

[@johnneyboii6924]

Bang bang🔥

[@victoriaeads6126]

I think they've got some Scarlet Ibis at the National Zoo in Washington, DC. Gorgeous birds! I luv birbs!!!!!

[@PinkSaurian]

Imagine listening to this part with just audio and nothing lol 2:37

[@pieoverlord]

Have you done a spoonbill episode? Because, for some reason, I'm jonesing for a spoonbill episode.

[@pamelamays4186]

There's no such thing as "Too Much Red Lobster"!

[@kergmund5868]

Animalogic: "This bird is pink" Flamingos: *"Am I joke to you?"*

[@yellow4563]

Cloaca kiss?? 😂

[@kevonriley8028]

National bird of Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹

[@kmcsciguy]

I wonder if these are the birds that inspired the cover art of Secret of Mana…

[@Fluffyeye47]

I got pooped in by one of these when I was interning at a zoo

[@shaneramsroop8693]

They are our national bird or Trinidad and Tobago

[@ichigopockychan]

I do wonder if the fact that they get their colouration from the foods that they eat a result of convergent evolution.

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

They share a common ancestor, so there's a fair chance of that, too. (Not something I often hear about being discussed 🤔)

[@juliaherbet2063]

In 2020 I turned yellow after eating stinging nettles. After I accidentally found out that it treats arthritis I ate it and some I consumed as tea and after a while my skin turned darker than I normally am. The Nepalese people inspired me because I could see a 70 years old person climbing mountains and never complained about any pain so I started eating nettles. After the pain in my knees disappeared after I ate it 3 a week I did a little bit of research and find out it actually a treatment for a lot of health issues. Since then I dry stinging nettle leaves to use in winter and freeze some fresh ones.

[@boiboi505]

Hate to be a bummer but if your skin changes after eating something, *get help*

[@tessat338]

Do you live in Europe, North America or Asia?

[@juliaherbet2063]

@@tessat338 why

[@tessat338]

@@juliaherbet2063 Where are you getting the stinging nettles, from outside or purchasing them?

[@juliaherbet2063]

@@tessat338 in UK it grows everywhere so I get it from my allotment. This time of the season it's beginning grow out again and it will be there until mid December

[@CalebKalli]

Ostrich’s or rhea

[@triceratops2653]

Yasss it’s Aranya!

[@estervillafane]

Hermoso programa. Que belleza de pájaros y el colorido. Congratulaciones

[@Noa_Lynn]

These birds are all over Florida

[@ChrimsonFoxdon]

This is the best KZbin video title

[@Style_224]

Bin chicken what a pretty bird

[@scipio109]

Such a goofy looking bird 😅

[@nachomiranda589]

Isn't it easier to just do a genetic study to see if they are the same species? lol And since they were so promentely featured in this video maybe next one could be about the roseate spoonbill :)

[@piedadvillafane3979]

Muy buen documental, nos permite aprender sobre cada especie

[@kristurks9579]

How about a member of the Auks next; like puffins or auklets?

[@brettwebb7252]

I enjoyed this episode and you should do the wild budgerigar next

[@AniFam]

Wow, their color is awesome~👍

[@victoriaeads6126]

Bin chickens, lmao!!!

[@byronlee8745]

Beautiful animals, and awesome info! New subscriber here!

[@travisbicklejr]

Elf owl!!

[@sbomorse]

"Romantic cloaca kiss" 🤢🤮

[@Imtherealtinzel]

I want a video for the bird of paradises

[@wjbt3]

This explains why I'm pizza-colored 😆

[@aranyaiyer5994]

Me toooooooooooooo

[@jjhggdcqz]

Please make a video about shrikes.

[@footfault1941]

Genomic sequencing for plumage color formation! Diet matters..? In terms of survival value or adaptation?

[@BryanHays]

Japanese Wildcat on Iriomote Island

[@kayakat1869]

Gorgeous birds!

[@joesaiditstrue]

@6:20 Secret of Mana

[@HelicopterMaster475]

Do the Spotted Eagle Owl

[@edchanful]

Scarlet witch's pet hahahahaa

[@salaltschul3604]

I'm an Aussie. If our ibises were this colour they'd be more popular...Except that we've encroached so far onto their territory that they wouldn't be able to be pink. Poor bin chickens.

[@tony_turtle22]

For the next episode you guys should make video talking about great argus, because they great

[@harwinramos]

Philippine Eagle

[@footfault1941]

Beauty in the sky!

[@richardbidinger2577]

How about doing a video on the Great Bustard and it's vocalizations.

[@prorex4582]

This is a pink hadeeda to me 😂

[@wolfman2.055]

I’d love to see an episode on the osprey or goshawk

[@kalebzion2315]

What about the T-Rex next?

[@zainadam2364]

Talk about the razorbill, there are rarely any videos about it on here.

[@wellingtonsboots4074]

Thank you, enjoyed this. Beautiful looking bird. I used to see a lot of ibis around where I live but unfortunately they seem to have moved on.

[@knightshade6232]

Could this birds blood protein help cure people with allergies from eating shrimps or crabs

[@peasil3330]

Ayeeee my national bird

[@funwithfellah6666]

I saw this bird in the Mysore zoo.

[@aronlondon]

great eared nightjar!

[@enricotoesca3941]

Awesome video 😍😍😍😍

[@jbarnard2000]

Plz do an episode about the osprey or sparrow hawk

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Those attractive bin chickens!

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

I like Ibis

[@HassanMohamed-jy4kk]

Right after that, why don’t you get to make a suggestion creating KZbin Videos Shows all about Amphicyons (Bear Dogs) coming up on the next Friday?!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍👍👍👍👍

[@DrJuice1]

0:38 whoa, Aranya went uncanny valley for a sec. She def fails the Voight-Kampff test

[@aranyaiyer5994]

This made me laugh a lot bahah

[@thecardinalblur939]

*small flamingo*

[@aditiiyer3476]

Love it, beautiful video.

[@NkrumahSolomon]

Thats my national bird trinidad

[@yland6003]

Also do African Grey parrots!

[@in.game_star]

Hooded Pitohui please