It's a Cockatoo Tantrum! 🙉 *SUBTITLED* Gotcha the Cockatoo 300K subscribers Subscribe Subscribed 72K 4.2M views 7 years ago Gotcha the Moluccan Cockatoo. Follow Gotcha on Instagram!: /. Cockatoos throwing tantrums should never be taken personally, but they should be taken seriously. While pet cockatoos may throw tantrums over silly things like bedtime or wanting an extra.
Cockatoo Refuses To Go To Her Cage, Throws Hilarious Temper Tantrum
Cockatoo tantrum Pebble The Crazy Cockatoo 244K subscribers Subscribe Subscribed 16K 730K views 4 years ago Adopt don't shop!!!!!! Pebble and I found each other after she had been through many. What started as a conversation about an apple turned into a tantrum. In so many ways I'm just like a toddler with really big feelings. Although I threw a w. In some cases, cockatoo temper tantrums may be triggered by hormonal changes. Cockatoos, like other parrots, go through hormonal cycles, especially during breeding season. During these times, they may become more territorial, aggressive, and prone to tantrums. Max, the incredibly vociferous Moluccan cockatoo, told his human that he wanted an apple.When she questioned why, Max raised his voice and threw a riotous tantrum like a toddler demanding the apple. After Max calmed down from the tantrum, his human acquiesced and brought him a tasty apple slice, but he either didn't want it or forgot about it completely and fell asleep.
Sassy Cockatoo Throws Hilarious Temper Tantrum Pet Buzz
YouTube/Max the Moluccan. "What started as a conversation about an apple turned into a tantrum," the video's description reads. It carries on from the perspective of Max saying: "In so many ways I'm just like a toddler with really big feelings. Although I threw a wobbler over an apple, when my momager finally offered one to me I was. What started as a conversation about apples during a walk turned into a tantrum. Momager didn't notice the crabapple tree and I wanted a crabapple! I told her I wanted an apple, then yelled at her to stop at the tree and tried the crabapple dance. When those didn't work a full blown Cockatoo tantrum was called for. Max is a 17-year-old Moluccan cockatoo who lives in the U.S. with his owner and his sister, Dusty the cat. In a video posted on the YouTube channel Mr. Max. T.V, we can see Max's hilarious reaction to being told that he's going to the vets. Max only needs to get his toenails clipped, but the sassy little guy just isn't having any of it. This Cockatoo, named Pebble, was told to go back to her cage, but she has other things in mind. She refuses to listen and shows her anger with a hilarious temper tantrum. She rambles on and on for a few minutes to her human dad who keeps telling her to come to him. Some of what she says is hard to understand, but she does throw in a few curse.
Cockatoo Throws Hilarious Tantrum When He Learns He’s Going To Vet
Isabell Rivera October 24, 2023 · 2 min read 31 1 / 2 Cockatoo's Toddler-Like Tantrum Over Dad 'Ignoring' Him Is a Riot Owning a parrot is quite different from owning a cat or a dog. While both. Cockatoos are part of the Parrot family and they share the talent for imitating sounds, including speech. Some Parrots, such as the African Grey Parrot imitate human speech perfectly, but Cockatoos are not quite as good at it.
Credits: Original video by Gotcha the Cockatoo | Subtitles by me(Just a bit of fun, not monetised) The very incredibly vocal Moluccan Cockatoo named Max told his human that he wanted an apple. When she asked why, Max raised his voice and threw a violent verbal tantrum like a toddler asking for an apple. Once the very verbal Max calmed down from the tantrum, his human gave in and decided to give him a piece of apple.
Cockatoo Throws Hilarious Tantrum When He’s Told He’s Going To The Vet
Cockatoos are medium-sized parrots, notorious for their constant need for attention from their owners, so much so that some people describe living with a cockatoo as like living with a. Temperament Cockatoos are known for their unique temperament among the pet bird species. They are smart, loving, affectionate birds with the right socialization and plenty of attention.
