He did! I was watching and was thinking "oh great, here comes the freakout" but no not at all. He maybe resisted as soon as he grabbed him, but I think once he felt all that buildup and gunk come off he just let it happen.
When I was 15, I adopted an Amazon who was already 10 years my senior. His poor beak was very much like Toupac's; overgrown, dry, dull, cracked and flaking. His previous owners loved him but had zero idea how to properly care for him so he spent 20 years in a cage too small, on a poor diet, heavy smoking environment, I don't think he was ever bathed. Couldn't really fly since his cage wasn't big enough to allow him to properly flap his wings so they atrophied. Most of his feathers were so ratty and thin, they looked like he had not had a proper moult in over a year. My Koko's beak flaked just like Toupac's, took no effort at all to chip away at the dead keratin. Even his poor little feet scales flaked. It took years for Koko to truly recover but he still could not ever fly properly. Seeing Toupac in his arrival condition hits so close to home, it's painful. I've been there and it's heartbreaking to see any animal in that condition. The improvement in Toupac's condition is like night and day. Good on you for all your hard work.
@@_ryxn While I do have many years of experience, I am by no means an expert. There are a great many more qualified trainers on TH-cam than I but I can certainly try to answer your questions to the best of my ability.
This is so wholesome when you think about it at its core: a larger being seeing to the well-being of a much smaller one outside of its own species simply out of compassion. I love it.
It's the human superpower, we find compassion in everything, even inanimate objects like the mars rover, and I argue that that's what helps drive our scientific progress.
Respectfully, I do not believe that is a superpower nor is it specific to humans as there are many stories of animals doing this exact thing. It's basic. Humans just forgot because $$$$$$$$$$$$
@@cptrujillo1 I agree but non domesticated animals dont have empathy like us or more intelligent beings so thats why we are able to succeed by building relationships with people and animals
I have a Toucan and this is a kinda hard video to watch. Knowing how bad the condition of his beak was before you got him. So glad you got him back to looking his best. Edit: Touka passed away 1 month ago. I forgot i had written this comment. He is in a better place now.
I was thinking he was going to slather that beak up with coconut oil and give the bird a rough stick to work it off. I'm okay with light use of sandpaper though. Just don't forget to get a soft cloth and buff your birdie's beak.
@@AsmodeusDHare that just triggered an image of someone coming up with a towel to polish in the slinging method. You know, sling it around and do an alternating pulling movement while keeping the towel under strain, and slowly wandering down the beak. Then going "Presto!" when done.
When is TOUCAN YOUR PIMP up, on primetime? Between PIMP YOUR JACKASS and PIMP YOUR CHIMP? I'd rather watch MAKE YOUR CHIMP PUMP PUSHPUPS. But my chimp is a male white in the Foreign Legion, so don't get ME wrong. Peace and love, bros, who wants mine and say the opposite of what I say each time I open my mouth? Oh, should I remain quiet because my ideas are extreme, or what you all do to me to put me into a trap is obscene, on each side of this wicked story? Remember, in front of the mirror all are alone.
Maybe a little of neglect, but definitely not as you make it seem. The guy said that the Toucan had problems with its feet. Did you even watch the video?
The person who took care of toupac before he was taken in by Brock unfortunately passed away. her husband loved him but didn’t know how to take care of him properly because she was the expert. He responsibly sought out someone more experienced then him to take him in, and the rest is history. It was somewhat neglect but it was never intentional and he was passed off to someone who could take care of him better as soon as humanly possible. Hope that clarifies things :3
You speak as if your efforts and ideas were/are something almost to be ashamed of, yet the results speak soundly for both the work done and your care for the animal in need.
Thats because internet experts love jump in, insult and deride, without being helpful in any way. He was probably expecting these douchebags to call him a monster for sanding Toupac's bill.
I agree with Antoni. Coming up with your own experimental solution to a problem isn't always the best idea. That said, if you go slow and pay attention, you can't really mess up too badly. People are extremely defensive with animal care practices, so any DIY approach is almost certainly going to get you witch hunted on the internet.
@@pig1114 They usually figure it out after a bit. Even many wild animals will typically stop resisting once they realize the human is not there to hurt them. Some even engage in shows of gratitude afterward.
I know we're looking at the beak, but can I just say, a toucan's eyelids are fascinating!? Makes me wonder if they're that way to make predators think that they're always awake, even when they're asleep?
I was just talking to my boyfriend about the eyelids! At first I thought it was the iris actually lol it's always tricked me into thinking the blue was the iris. So seeing his eyes closed- I was scared for a minute wondering what happened to him only to realize "that's an eyelid!" Lololol
When we raised canaries and cockatiels, we’d use vitamin E oil for their feet and beaks. Did wonders for their feet. Great job with him. Glad he’s in good hands now.
You know for a fact, after what you've done for him, you've built a bond that most people may never have with a Toucan. He probably trusts you without question! Excellent work!
I had a rescue python he couldn't shed properly every time he shed I had to help pull the dead skin off. He would lay across my lap and let me pull it off in peices. Was a happy snake when I did it mist of felt good.
I think animals can understand what's being done and some of the reason why. A cat will let you brush them even if their fur is full of knots, you know.
From what I've seen of toucans in captivity, they're more than a little cheeky. To see one so chill & tame is kind of amazing. I think it does understand that he's helping it & appreciates that.
Yvonne Burns You’re the first person outside of an author (& Mr. Burns from the Simpson’s) that has the same last name as my mom. Wouldn’t it be funny if we’re kin. (Although my mom got the last name of Burns from her dad who got his last name from his (supposed) dad, but he was born 10 months after his dad died. 😶Apparently my great grandmother was quite the shameless hussy.
Everything happends for a reason. Your mind will subconciously utilize the knowedge. Technically, you will be applying this knowledge (in some some small/large) way in everything you do for the rest of your life...
OK, I guess you're right to advocate extreme caution in following what you did - it was pretty experimental and instinctive on your part and possibly a bit risky. BUT - WOW - look at what you achieved. A total transformation from what was a sorry looking, dry and flaky bill to an almost pristine and undeniably BEAUTIFUL Toucan. You continue to work wonders, he looks and sounds very contented and happy. Let's face it, birds are never shy in telling you when they're pissed off!
Terence Yu Asensi Wikipedia says toucans have a bunch of blood vessels in their bill used for thermal regulation, so I’d assume that you gotta be careful with this.
Omg i got so emotional i started crying.. i loved toucans as a kid because i had a little book with animal drawings and i always thought it was the most beautiful. I had completely forgotten it man thank you for this sweet memory and i got this video in my recomendation....❤❤
His beak looks wonderful! There is a dramatic change in his overall health!! His feathers are shiny, his eyes are bright, he looks like a different bird. You have made a tremendous difference in his life! Good job!!!
Sandpaper isn't as outside the box as you think. I train falcons and sometimes they don't maintain their beak well enough. To keep them from getting overgrown we do something called coping. Using small files to shore their beak up reshape it and get it back to where it's supposed to be. The downside is falcons have to generally be manhandled to do this but are hooded to keep them calm as possible. There aren't hoods designed for parrots or toucans so probably not advised since parrots can also hold a grudge. It seems to have gone very well and he seemed quite cooperative. Great job!
@@ambiguoususername2966 Parrots are social birds with very very good memories. If you manhandle one it can be mad at you for a while. Depends on personality. The falcons I work with are not social animals at all and since they are hooded when we cast(hold) them, they don't know who did it and since their memory is not as good tend to get over it pretty quickly.
I dont have a toucan, never thought of it, never concerned me. Your video popped into my feed but dude. Good job for using your brain, and helping your birdy!
What if on the side of one of his perches you put a pole that is vertical with a stiff bristle brush on it so he could learn to rub his beak on it to clean it.
Szlovencsák János I had to hold my cat down so that blood could be taken. His pleas and attempts to get away while I needed to restrain him for his own safety and for his better health. It broke my heart.
"I've got beak all over my sofa" is not your everyday sentence LOL Also so cute how he kept looking at you and then rubbing his beak on the back of the sofa. I think he liked the sanding treatment!
Thanks for doing what you do Brock. You gave this lovely bird a second chance. Glad to see he's better...your care and dedication to rehabilitating him back to health definitely shows. Keep it up!
Just watching you work with him, and the trust he has in you, is beautiful. Thank you again for rescuing this poor bird. His life has improved exponentially since you found each other.
Brock, Bless you and Dana and all the other people that care for and love all these amazing birds. I think we can all feel Toupac's confidence and happiness through the screen.
You did a fabulous job on his beak, Im sure he really appreciated the help. That had to be a lot of work scrubbing it. Reminds me more of our feet then nails when we get build up of dead skin around the sides and heals. Same thing though, just not as hard a surface. Those flakes were huge! wow. Eagerly awaiting for the big reveal! I was just thinking about that and wondering when that was.
Amazing job poor little guy thank god for you he was slowly dying and you gave him his light back it must be so itchy and painful you can c how much better he feels You are an Angel 😇
I had the exact same thought of using sandpaper to treat him when i got to know how they take care of their beak and how toupac cant.. The finer the grit the better!! Experience and common sense
He's a very handsome bird. I love seeing the progress you've made with him. And he seems to be very grateful to you for all the help. Keep up the good work. :)
Just daily love and care can do wonders for a neglected animal. I'm so happy for you and the results of your efforts. I can only imagine how happy Toupac is to be in such better shape.
It is amazing what you have done for this bird. This bird was in such poor condition and it is no wonder his mate died under the conditions he and his mate were living under. You are healing him both physically and emotionally. I think everyone that follows your channel is so grateful for what you have done for this bird. PS I would love an actual picture of Toupac on a shirt. I would definitely buy that. I like the cool art you had done of him; but, I would love an actual picture of him. You can be so proud of what you have accomplished for this bird in a short time.
He was one of the most beautiful birds I have ever seen! His spirit and soul just breathtaking. He did so well after rescue! We are blessed we are able to enjoy his memory and spirit forever through your wonderful videos! You are doing sacred work with and for these animals!! Blessings to you Brock and all that you do for them!
I love when people rescue animals and actually help them. I've always wanted a bird but I've never had the money to afford one or the resources to get one. So I just live through videos. He looks happy. Looks like your happy. Good pair.
I was initially worried TouPac's beak was going to crack and split which would have been disastrous. It was like parts of his beak were dead looking. Poor little guy had really been in bad shape. I am so glad you took him on. I believe you saved his life. (I have thyroid hormone problems and my nails are very brittle and split into the quick part.)
Welcome back to This Old House. Now after buffing your Toucan's beak with fine grit sandpaper, get a sponge brush and apply Thompson's Water Seal in long strokes......
Thank you for helping this toucan. I lost my partner 2 years ago and we loved Toucans we always had the saying "I can you can one can Toucan" we were crafters and we always wanted to have a toucan but were never able to afford one. So again thank you for caring for him and making this video.
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"hey you want to hang out tonight?"
"sorry I have to *oil my toucan* "
_If you know what I mean_ ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
cjeam oH
@@cjeam9199 oh my... Wow🤣🤣🤣
Sarah Allen 😂😂😂😂 love this comment
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Me at 2 am:
TH-cam: *Hey you wanna see a toucan get it’s beak repaired*
Me: How tf do you repair a beak yes please
Same right this second lol
Same and it’s 2:18 am
It's 2:09 AM where in at 😂
Me:.... i should watch... you know... incase i get a toucan...🙄
Everyone knows you fix a toucan by giving it Froot Loops.
He really trusted you when you were sanding down his beak! So cute
He did! I was watching and was thinking "oh great, here comes the freakout" but no not at all. He maybe resisted as soon as he grabbed him, but I think once he felt all that buildup and gunk come off he just let it happen.
It probably felt pretty good for him
That's because it's a soulish animal! :) Soulish animals are all the animals capable of bonding with human beings
Felt like manicure.... perhaps... and now being his beak is vibrant he definitely has alot of trust with his owner
*She
When I was 15, I adopted an Amazon who was already 10 years my senior. His poor beak was very much like Toupac's; overgrown, dry, dull, cracked and flaking. His previous owners loved him but had zero idea how to properly care for him so he spent 20 years in a cage too small, on a poor diet, heavy smoking environment, I don't think he was ever bathed. Couldn't really fly since his cage wasn't big enough to allow him to properly flap his wings so they atrophied. Most of his feathers were so ratty and thin, they looked like he had not had a proper moult in over a year.
My Koko's beak flaked just like Toupac's, took no effort at all to chip away at the dead keratin. Even his poor little feet scales flaked. It took years for Koko to truly recover but he still could not ever fly properly.
Seeing Toupac in his arrival condition hits so close to home, it's painful. I've been there and it's heartbreaking to see any animal in that condition.
The improvement in Toupac's condition is like night and day. Good on you for all your hard work.
Mokko Can I have some tips on how to take care of an amazon parrot ?
@@_ryxn While I do have many years of experience, I am by no means an expert.
There are a great many more qualified trainers on TH-cam than I but I can certainly try to answer your questions to the best of my ability.
Mokko how is your bird now?
This is so wholesome when you think about it at its core: a larger being seeing to the well-being of a much smaller one outside of its own species simply out of compassion. I love it.
It's the human superpower, we find compassion in everything, even inanimate objects like the mars rover, and I argue that that's what helps drive our scientific progress.
Respectfully, I do not believe that is a superpower nor is it specific to humans as there are many stories of animals doing this exact thing. It's basic. Humans just forgot because $$$$$$$$$$$$
@@cptrujillo1 and the animals forgot cause of 🍖🍖🍖🍖🍖🍖🍖
have y'all never had a dog
@@cptrujillo1 I agree but non domesticated animals dont have empathy like us or more intelligent beings so thats why we are able to succeed by building relationships with people and animals
Not only the beak, but also the feathers and the attitude !! He looks so much better 😍
jeffry i know you said it as a joke but please don't joke with things like that, dear, it would destroy me if something happens to Toupac ;;
@ do me a frighten
Well he's healthy now , he feels better
Hebis very engaged in his owner, great sign of bonding
Thought the same :D it looks like he is really glad and happy about that beak repair! Great job :3
“Why did this come up in my feed?” *watches the whole thing*
Lmao
same... youtubes been freaking me out lately
Same. Actually came from a video about ticks.(which was also suggested)😂
I don’t know why but I did the same lol
Smashing Trees I never thought anyone would name their bird Tupac. I very intrigued lol.
I've never seen a toucan's tongue before. It's so thin.
thats what's she said
@@rawtrout007 no that doesnt even make any fucking sense
raw trout - just no
Who would need a wide toung when your mouth is too thin
It's almost like a feather vein
I have a Toucan and this is a kinda hard video to watch. Knowing how bad the condition of his beak was before you got him. So glad you got him back to looking his best.
Edit: Touka passed away 1 month ago. I forgot i had written this comment. He is in a better place now.
You are the 0.001% of viewers with a toucan!!!!
Toucans are so cute ❤
I was thinking he was going to slather that beak up with coconut oil and give the bird a rough stick to work it off. I'm okay with light use of sandpaper though.
Just don't forget to get a soft cloth and buff your birdie's beak.
@@AsmodeusDHare that just triggered an image of someone coming up with a towel to polish in the slinging method. You know, sling it around and do an alternating pulling movement while keeping the towel under strain, and slowly wandering down the beak. Then going "Presto!" when done.
@@AndreiFantastic why, i found him looking for a home. How, i really dont know. I got him a while ago. Named him Touka
0:18
He's called tou-pac!?
I'm not even mad, that's gold
You hear a name like that and someone is gonna be mad, not me though
Witty as hell 👍
@@-anactualdoggo- what are you talking about?
Nobody can be mad at it
I love that they named him toupac!! Reminds me of the 90's rapper 2pac, who I also love!
monicawism I think that’s exactly the pun of the name
- AnActualDoggo- - his girl needs to be called Tou-Pee!
He’s pretty affectionate towards you, I guess he appreciates all the time you put into restoring his beak, you’re a good man
Am I the only one who never realized that toucan's tongues run the whole length of their beak? My mind is blown.
Conner Balhorn and it’s wierd
Bromeolaw it’s how they’ve evolved 🤷♀️
If it's only your mind, you might be OK in the end.
He's so beautiful! His beak looks shiny and clean and healthy!
All shiny and chrome. Ready for Vallhalla.
Cute birbs
well, he won't have any problems getting a date on Saturday night now...take him to the vet...hook a brotha up!
@@navbuoy ? Wtf are you talking about you WEIRDO *?*
welcome to PIMP MY TOUCAN!
bruh this is great
Kitchy bruh indeed
When is TOUCAN YOUR PIMP up, on primetime? Between PIMP YOUR JACKASS and PIMP YOUR CHIMP? I'd rather watch MAKE YOUR CHIMP PUMP PUSHPUPS. But my chimp is a male white in the Foreign Legion, so don't get ME wrong. Peace and love, bros, who wants mine and say the opposite of what I say each time I open my mouth? Oh, should I remain quiet because my ideas are extreme, or what you all do to me to put me into a trap is obscene, on each side of this wicked story? Remember, in front of the mirror all are alone.
ripley would be proud of the way you cleaned up that beak. i always thought ripley was a bit o c d on beak cleaning but now we know why.
He must feel so much more comfortable, poor bird was very neglected. Thank you for doing such a great job he looks so healthy and happy in your care.
Maybe a little of neglect, but definitely not as you make it seem. The guy said that the Toucan had problems with its feet. Did you even watch the video?
The person who took care of toupac before he was taken in by Brock unfortunately passed away. her husband loved him but didn’t know how to take care of him properly because she was the expert. He responsibly sought out someone more experienced then him to take him in, and the rest is history. It was somewhat neglect but it was never intentional and he was passed off to someone who could take care of him better as soon as humanly possible. Hope that clarifies things :3
I always said
A clean beak
Is a happy beak
lord topaz and a chill bill...lol
lord topaz Salt
@@harleymurphy9025 ?
Valerie Frizzle 2019
@@reidgibbs ?
You speak as if your efforts and ideas were/are something almost to be ashamed of, yet the results speak soundly for both the work done and your care for the animal in need.
Thats because internet experts love jump in, insult and deride, without being helpful in any way.
He was probably expecting these douchebags to call him a monster for sanding Toupac's bill.
I agree with Antoni. Coming up with your own experimental solution to a problem isn't always the best idea. That said, if you go slow and pay attention, you can't really mess up too badly. People are extremely defensive with animal care practices, so any DIY approach is almost certainly going to get you witch hunted on the internet.
Somewhere a PETA individual is firing up their keyboard.
What an amazing job you did buddy ❤️
Thank you!! 😭
@@2CANTV u the best
@hits*academic what
Animal: Frick, I'm gonna die!
Human: You are being rescued.
Human: Please do not resist.
This comment melted my heart
I mean, animals don’t always know that we’re trying to help.
@@pig1114 They usually figure it out after a bit. Even many wild animals will typically stop resisting once they realize the human is not there to hurt them. Some even engage in shows of gratitude afterward.
I know we're looking at the beak, but can I just say, a toucan's eyelids are fascinating!? Makes me wonder if they're that way to make predators think that they're always awake, even when they're asleep?
Alex that's what I thought too!
Alex look at the live chat it is memes
Cockatoos also have blue skin around their eyes.
I was just talking to my boyfriend about the eyelids! At first I thought it was the iris actually lol it's always tricked me into thinking the blue was the iris. So seeing his eyes closed- I was scared for a minute wondering what happened to him only to realize "that's an eyelid!" Lololol
@@RazaAncient1 Oh. That got me everytime XD
I want to see a list of Coconut Oil uses that is topped off with "restoring toucan beaks".
Coconut oil has a lot of uses. Its good stuff.
@@cipher5893 oh, trust me. I know. But I am quite sure you won't find a list out there that includes "heal your toucan's beak!" On it! 💛🖤❤
😍
@@cloverleaf4829 haha quite true 💛
I just made one. On my Facebook. Because yes.
Some birds enjoy and actually need their beaks oiled with coconut oil. A lot of people actually do it.
5:40 “He’s looking more and more like an actual toucan and not dry little gremlin” I died laughing 😂
I saw this as he said it.😂
@@eiyuu257 samee 😂
When we raised canaries and cockatiels, we’d use vitamin E oil for their feet and beaks. Did wonders for their feet. Great job with him. Glad he’s in good hands now.
*_There is nothing a little bit of coconut oil can't fix!_*
How's it work for a broken marriage?
@@FilthyVA it flavors the bullshit giving it a palpable hint of coconut...
Can it fix my flat tire
That stuff will clean a stained Chessex battle map that used dry erase markers like it's nothing!
You know for a fact, after what you've done for him, you've built a bond that most people may never have with a Toucan. He probably trusts you without question! Excellent work!
Dude he’s a bird you white people kill me wit this shit.
@@allenjacob2719 y'all Whyte people and yo birds. Jesus Christ toucans are insanely intelligent.
@@allenjacob2719 yeah it's a far cry from dog fighting huh
@Black Mamba
10 bucks says this account is owned by a white person
@@allenjacob2719 I guess you aren't very educated or cultured to understand
that's a tame bird to let you sit there and sand his face . Great work !
jesusoftheapes I thought the same. Patient birb.
Lol birb
I had a rescue python he couldn't shed properly every time he shed I had to help pull the dead skin off. He would lay across my lap and let me pull it off in peices. Was a happy snake when I did it mist of felt good.
I think animals can understand what's being done and some of the reason why. A cat will let you brush them even if their fur is full of knots, you know.
From what I've seen of toucans in captivity, they're more than a little cheeky.
To see one so chill & tame is kind of amazing. I think it does understand that he's helping it & appreciates that.
I flip , I flap
My name is Toupac
But more importantly
I got my beak bacc
✴️
He protecc
He attacc
He thankful
He got his beak bacc
@I Not Robot Oh yeah? How many rap songs have YOU written about a toucan with a damaged beak?
@FuzzLord grammer*
@FuzzLord lmao whyd you delete the comment
Yvonne Burns You’re the first person outside of an author (& Mr. Burns from the Simpson’s) that has the same last name as my mom. Wouldn’t it be funny if we’re kin. (Although my mom got the last name of Burns from her dad who got his last name from his (supposed) dad, but he was born 10 months after his dad died. 😶Apparently my great grandmother was quite the shameless hussy.
Watching this as though I'll ever need to apply this knowledge
Everything happends for a reason. Your mind will subconciously utilize the knowedge. Technically, you will be applying this knowledge (in some some small/large) way in everything you do for the rest of your life...
This is officially the weirdest restoration video I ever seen.
OK, I guess you're right to advocate extreme caution in following what you did - it was pretty experimental and instinctive on your part and possibly a bit risky. BUT - WOW - look at what you achieved. A total transformation from what was a sorry looking, dry and flaky bill to an almost pristine and undeniably BEAUTIFUL Toucan. You continue to work wonders, he looks and sounds very contented and happy. Let's face it, birds are never shy in telling you when they're pissed off!
Friend: hey what’s that powdery stuff in your couch
Him: OH ITS JUST MY TOUCANS BEAK POWDER
Friend: ok
metro kitchy LOL
LMAO
Toupac’s beak powder actually
😭😭😭😭😭😭💀
HOLY CRAP THATS A LOT OF LIKES
I love how there's a disclaimer "if you are the 0.001% of my audience that owns a Toucan, do not do what I did".
Terence Yu Asensi Wikipedia says toucans have a bunch of blood vessels in their bill used for thermal regulation, so I’d assume that you gotta be careful with this.
If one can do it, toucan do it.
@@nickgrujanac1030 you cheeky boy.here ill give you my power stone and my bandana
imagine someone asking what did You do over the weekend and Your answer is ... was sanding my Toucan.
Omg i got so emotional i started crying.. i loved toucans as a kid because i had a little book with animal drawings and i always thought it was the most beautiful. I had completely forgotten it man thank you for this sweet memory and i got this video in my recomendation....❤❤
His beak looks wonderful! There is a dramatic change in his overall health!! His feathers are shiny, his eyes are bright, he looks like a different bird. You have made a tremendous difference in his life! Good job!!!
Sandpaper isn't as outside the box as you think. I train falcons and sometimes they don't maintain their beak well enough. To keep them from getting overgrown we do something called coping. Using small files to shore their beak up reshape it and get it back to where it's supposed to be. The downside is falcons have to generally be manhandled to do this but are hooded to keep them calm as possible. There aren't hoods designed for parrots or toucans so probably not advised since parrots can also hold a grudge. It seems to have gone very well and he seemed quite cooperative. Great job!
I don't know anything about bird care. What do you mean by parrots holding grudges?
@@ambiguoususername2966 Parrots are social birds with very very good memories. If you manhandle one it can be mad at you for a while. Depends on personality. The falcons I work with are not social animals at all and since they are hooded when we cast(hold) them, they don't know who did it and since their memory is not as good tend to get over it pretty quickly.
@@ambiguoususername2966 basically, if a parrot decides to hate you, it can hate you for the rest of its life.
You can see how happy he is by the look in his eyes. He's a handsome boy who is well loved, and he knows it 💖
that boi ashy just give em some lotion😂😂💯
He needs some milk!
@@Nevir202 😅😂😂😂
That's almost my name
Chizhy
I dont have a toucan, never thought of it, never concerned me. Your video popped into my feed but dude. Good job for using your brain, and helping your birdy!
Woah! That's a lot of work my dude! I just sent you $20, because why not! 😊👍
You're awesome. 👍
@Don the Con man I already know why not.
@Edlyn Ugalde you can sell your phone for a lot of food and live of a 20$ phone, Mean you only need a phone for calling🤷♀️ (sarcasm )
Can you be my sugar daddy?
@@monval9494 lol ikr
What if on the side of one of his perches you put a pole that is vertical with a stiff bristle brush on it so he could learn to rub his beak on it to clean it.
I was thinking of a fine sanding pad or a cuttle stone but ya.
What a great idea
The way he looks at you...he knows exactly what you've done for him and that you luv him.
Rip Toupac, you did so much to help this boi and should be very proud
"..But it's okay, because I'm here to help him" had me in tears man
Szlovencsák János I had to hold my cat down so that blood could be taken. His pleas and attempts to get away while I needed to restrain him for his own safety and for his better health. It broke my heart.
This video: How to polish and and buff out your Toucan's beak!
Next video: How to custom wrap your Toucan' beak while removing dents on his body! :))
Next next video: I put a carbon fiber beak on my Toucan!!
@@MEALIVEUDEAD Let's hope he doesn't install a turbocharger on the Toucan! :)))
@@arefeshghi yeah, he better install a blower :D
How to grind out welds on my toucan's beak !
@@mattb.3013 just use dremel
He looks fantastic! It's amazing how just a little bit of care can make a huge difference.
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@@Blaxter22 Toupac is a boy. :D
"I've got beak all over my sofa" is not your everyday sentence LOL
Also so cute how he kept looking at you and then rubbing his beak on the back of the sofa. I think he liked the sanding treatment!
Suddenly I'm craving Froot Loops.
Thanks for doing what you do Brock. You gave this lovely bird a second chance. Glad to see he's better...your care and dedication to rehabilitating him back to health definitely shows. Keep it up!
Just watching you work with him, and the trust he has in you, is beautiful. Thank you again for rescuing this poor bird. His life has improved exponentially since you found each other.
Brock, Bless you and Dana and all the other people that care for and love all these amazing birds. I think we can all feel Toupac's confidence and happiness through the screen.
Idk how this toucan got on my feed, but I'm glad he is feeling better!
He's a handsome boy.
This is what rescuing is all about seeing the changes and the difference . The bonding of love and trust between each other😏😏 what a fulfillment🌷🌷
He is looking very healthy and happy! Wonderful job and looking forward to meeting a new baby birbie ❤️🇨🇦
You did a fabulous job on his beak, Im sure he really appreciated the help. That had to be a lot of work scrubbing it. Reminds me more of our feet then nails when we get build up of dead skin around the sides and heals. Same thing though, just not as hard a surface. Those flakes were huge! wow. Eagerly awaiting for the big reveal! I was just thinking about that and wondering when that was.
Kage Hikari well the beak of a bird is made of a similar thing as our nails and hair so it would make sense
Toucans and Cars, No worries. That will buff out.
dude all you needed to do was get a pack of ramen, superglue, sandpaper and spraypaint.
Confused.... There's more than one comment saying this. What does it mean?
@@rachelwharton4245 it's a meme where this guy fixed a table using ramen
Steamy Buns sink. Not table.
@@Uhohlisa he fixed a door,table,car bumper...anything with holes
Steamy Buns Ohhhh haha thanks for the answers guys :)
Poor baby. U can see he was hurting. We r so happy to see him healthy now!
I'm a simple kind if guy. I see a house banana, I hit like.
A toucan is a "House banana" ? :D
Is his perch the "banana hammock"?
4:45 I only went off what I knew to help the Tucan? how about using that thing that's probably in your pocket or hands to search online????????
r/iamveryrandom
Darkburrow .
Amazing job poor little guy thank god for you he was slowly dying and you gave him his light back it must be so itchy and painful you can c how much better he feels You are an Angel 😇
I had the exact same thought of using sandpaper to treat him when i got to know how they take care of their beak and how toupac cant..
The finer the grit the better!!
Experience and common sense
Toucans have really expressive, inquisitive eyes. Love that about them 💚💙💜🧡❤️💛
** BEAKING NEWS **
Toupac's bill has been restored!
He's a very handsome bird.
I love seeing the progress you've made with him.
And he seems to be very grateful to you for all the help.
Keep up the good work. :)
It's a girl
@@Blaxter22 No, Toupac is a boy.
Ripley, his first toucan, was a girl.
Toupac looks wonderful, you've done a tremendous job with him!! And the brief shot of him yawning is just adorable!!
Just daily love and care can do wonders for a neglected animal. I'm so happy for you and the results of your efforts. I can only imagine how happy Toupac is to be in such better shape.
Just watching the dryness and dead layers get rubbed off and moisturized was so satisfying..I know he was so thankful for your help ❤
Such a beautiful boy and you are both so lucky to have each other
toupacs beak looks awesome good job you done x
before: -ouch this is cracked-
after: *happy healthy boi*
What a beautiful boy! Tnank you for sharing him with us.
Shoulda used Flex Seal. Even works underwater!
He looks so much happier! Also I had no clue their tongue looked like that. Like a long noodle.
Its amazing how quickly he bonded to you!
It is amazing what you have done for this bird. This bird was in such poor condition and it is no wonder his mate died under the conditions he and his mate were living under. You are healing him both physically and emotionally. I think everyone that follows your channel is so grateful for what you have done for this bird.
PS I would love an actual picture of Toupac on a shirt. I would definitely buy that. I like the cool art you had done of him; but, I would love an actual picture of him. You can be so proud of what you have accomplished for this bird in a short time.
You did right by this beautiful bird. RIP Toupac, you were loved by many
He was one of the most beautiful birds I have ever seen! His spirit and soul just breathtaking. He did so well after rescue! We are blessed we are able to enjoy his memory and spirit forever through your wonderful videos! You are doing sacred work with and for these animals!! Blessings to you Brock and all that you do for them!
Yeah! The baby is coming! Can’t wait! 💙💗
Flying banana is now happy...
Thanks a lot man, you are a saint!
lovely -- thank you for sharing this beakstory
I love when people rescue animals and actually help them. I've always wanted a bird but I've never had the money to afford one or the resources to get one. So I just live through videos. He looks happy. Looks like your happy. Good pair.
What a beautiful bird. He looks good, but I can see what yr talking
about. You did a great job.
Thanks for rescueing him...
I think he enjoyed the sanding, lol. He looks great. Handsome bird.
Wow! His beak has got so much better!
The dentist warned him to brush his beak and floss but he didn't listen. Now he knows better.
You’re so gentle with him it’s so sweet!!
He’s a sweet, pretty baby boy! Thank goodness you both found each other, it seems win win!
Lemme fix the title for you.
Repairing a Rescued Flying banana's insanely damaged Giant beak
Good CARING work, my man. You are surely a good person through and through! Carry on!
I was initially worried TouPac's beak was going to crack and split which would have been disastrous. It was like parts of his beak were dead looking. Poor little guy had really been in bad shape. I am so glad you took him on. I believe you saved his life. (I have thyroid hormone problems and my nails are very brittle and split into the quick part.)
Carol Mello oh my gosh I’m so sorry to hear that! That must be so hard and painful! :( Wishing you the best!
What a beautiful animal!
He's deserves all the attention and care you give him!
I admired for your personality so kind and love an unusual bird, May God blessed your pure heart.
He just sat there & let you sand his beak! That's trust! ❤
Welcome back to This Old House. Now after buffing your Toucan's beak with fine grit sandpaper, get a sponge brush and apply Thompson's Water Seal in long strokes......
Lol! Hi I'm Brock Vila and welcome to This Old Bird.
A sibling for 2Pac?!
Heck Yeah!
Heck yeah!!!
Pac's Posse :)
Thank you for helping this toucan. I lost my partner 2 years ago and we loved Toucans we always had the saying "I can you can one can Toucan" we were crafters and we always wanted to have a toucan but were never able to afford one. So again thank you for caring for him and making this video.
Wonderful to see such a great recovery! Well done you 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 He looks a million dollars, a real testament to your care.
It's interesting, toucans move their head very slowly comparing to other birds.
With the inertia of that beak, if they whipped it side to side, they’d snap their necks. 🤣
Nevir202 probably why they have such strong necks
If they need to turn their head quick they stick their beak up so there's less centripetal force.