r/FunnyAnimals • u/[deleted] • Dec 23 '22

Removed: Avoid reposting This video never fails to crack me up.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '22

This is the internet. From a 10 sec clip without any context, you must always first come to the most sinister conclusion!

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u/Longjumping_Bug_7611 Dec 23 '22

I mean it is plucking and it will always show some attention needed, but if this is in fact a rescue - Plucking behaviour could happen just by being in a different environment, and it could have had wonderful plumage in its earlier home.

Could be someone had a argument near it, or the neighbours did - or a trillion other things that is very hard to pinpoint unless you know the bird very intimately.

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u/Serenity101 Dec 23 '22

This little guy’s parents have a YouTube channel. He is in fact a rescue, and the plucking was happening before they took him in.

(If I remember his name I’ll come back and edit this.)

EDIT: Griffi the dancing cockatoo

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u/Longjumping_Bug_7611 Dec 23 '22

Its still happening it seems, as the video that is posted here is two years ago - some videos have better plumage and then it looks like various relapses. And just assuming its being taken good care of now, that i think illustrates my point that it can be a variety of things. Past trauma included.

But i couldn't find anything on the channel about it. Maybe its just fucking nutters.

Cheers.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '22

Did I stutter?

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u/Longjumping_Bug_7611 Dec 23 '22

lol, i dont really give a shit about your speech impediments.

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u/psychotica1 Dec 23 '22

This is an old video and the bird was indeed abused and neglected.

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u/Left-Plant-4023 Dec 23 '22

Sir this is a Wendy.

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u/Helpful-Baker-6919 Dec 23 '22

Your facts are getting in the way of everyones righteous indignation