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Sukanya Chakraborty
Cockatiels are capable of talking. They can sing too. They are not as chatty as other parrot species but they can learn some kind of small phrases like “Good Morning”, “Hello”, “Pretty Bird” and some others. Their memory is not as good as Cockatoos hence they do not have extraordinary vocabulary.
Piyali Das
African greys can fly. But because of their natural habitat at dense rain forests, they do not prefer to fly oftentimes. They tend to move along tree canopies with the help of their claws and beak rather than flying in the sky.
Sehrish
Cows prefer living in large, open areas where there is a water source nearby and the temperature remains moderate. They live in the grasslands, forests, and pastures of different regions across the globe, including South Asia, Africa, the United States, Europe, New Zealand, Canada, and Australia, among others.
Atrayee
African greys do not bite all the time. But it may bite if it is under stress. They require substantial social and behavioral stimulation because they are also quite gregarious. You may be sure your pet parrot would experience extreme stress without these and possibly engage in biting behavior.
Piyali Das
Cockatoos puff up their feathers to express certain feelings. They tend to puff up in different situations when they feel cold, sleepy, stressed out, scared, or even due to expressing joy and happiness also. Sometimes it is also found that cockatoos puff up their feathers without any reason.
Sukanya Chakraborty
Cockatoos bob their heads in Hunger, Anger , in order to get attention, in excitement, in bond with others.
Saif Ali
Cockatoos experience loneliness occasionally for various reasons. They become extremely lonely if the owner or partner is missing, which causes them to act erratically afterward.
Piyali Das
Ravens and crows lose feathers at regular intervals. Just like all other birds, it is one of the important physical features of ravens and crows through which they shed damaged feathers and renew their plumage. The loss of feathers during molting is heavily affected by their habitat, food habits, and seasons.
Sukanya Chakraborty
Cockatoos live in all types of forested areas in the wild. They expand out into pine woods and rainforests from eucalyptus groves. To graze on grass seeds, they can also dwell in mangroves, open country, and the lower slopes of mountains.
Sukanya Chakraborty
Cockatoos are very fond of sleeping and can take a few short naps during the whole day. Wild cockatoos cannot follow proper sleep cycle but the captive cockatoos can. They generally sleep at night and scream a lot before going to sleep. Their sleeping posture also can differ on the basis of their niche.