@Loral Anthalas Yup, I have a parrot and that's exactly what he's doing. He's like, "too bad you have to expend all that precious energy and you haven't found anything buuuuut lookie what I've got".
It's disgusting how they film and laugh. They probably think look at this dumb animal. . When in fact this bird is hungry foraging for it's family and is being very intelligent. I bet these stupid humans didn't clean the litter up after filming for the 'gram' I'm disgusted by videos like this. The human race needs to get over themselves
@@vsvnrg3263 Yes, it is a record because is rare. I just looked up for this specie of cockatoo (Sulphur-crested cockatoo) and it seems they can live in captive for about 65 years and in the wild 40 years.
as someone who's work involves emptying trashcans I should find this annoying, but I don't. What does annoy me is humans who can't get it through there thick skulls to put there trash IN the trashcan to begin with.
it shouldn't annoy you at all. this may look like the cockatoo is just being an a$*hole, but it's simply in his nature to forage, and destroy things, and look for more food. he's also actually helping his friends to get some more food too, so he is working in his cockatoo community.
Given that this is the Menai Marketplace from Sutherland Shire. I would not be surprised to see a colony of Cockies perched nearby sharing tips on how to break through the latest cockie-proof bins.
I don't think there is such a thing! There's been studies done recently on how they open wheelie bins, with different groups using different techniques, which they have assessed to mean they're learning from each other & just gotta add a comment I heard on a video about that, where someone said that in America a ranger was asked why they couldn't make bear proof bins & the reply was "there is considerable overlap between the smartest bear & the dumbest tourist". Same applies with the cockies
For those worried these birds are starving, they're not! Quite the opposite, because food is so abundant for them, they have too much spare time on their hands, so they do stuff like this for entertainment. And yes, this is normal in Australia, these are our native birds, so they're everywhere in the wild & they're one of the native species that thrive in suburbia, so they're far more plentiful in cities now than they were before cities existed. They love grass seeds in lawns, whatever fruit & veg people are growing in their backyards & they're very good at "begging" for food, just turning up at people's doors & calling out in the hope that someone might come out to see them & bring food. If they get food, they will return to that house every day after that & once they get their human into a routine of feeding them daily (and buying seed for them), they'll turn up with friends & all expect to be fed. Because finding food is so easy, they have most of the day free to just play & going through bins to find different texture & tasting materials is play for cockies. Rainbow lorikeets are the other species that are found in huge numbers in cities & that know humans are attracted to their pretty colours & personalities & so, like the cockies, have no fear of humans & will demand food & get it, leaving themselves with lots of spare time to just play. Lorikeets & cockies tend to be very tame & will take food from humans hands & land on humans hands & heads, partly to get the food, partly just for laughs, they're characters & enjoy doing things they find funny & also enjoy doing things humans find funny & seem to get entertainment from human laughs. Cockies also seem to get great enjoyment from upsetting humans, such as from eating their entire wooden deck & they also love to impersonate pterodactyls, flying over homes in large flocks screeching at the same volume as a jet engine. And us Aussie humans clearly have a sense of humour too, cause despite all of this, we build "bush corridors" throughout our cities, which are pathways of trees, that allow our wildlife to freely move around the cities. You can see that if you look on goggle maps :)
".... If they get food, they will return to that house every day after that & once they get their human into a routine of feeding them daily (and buying seed for them), they'll turn up with friends & all expect to be fed. .." That s exactly how my garden blackbirds got me trained to feed them 10 kgs. of dried mealworms EACH moth, throughout the year...costs me 100 Euros/month....they re bankrupting my finances... 😅
We had a cockatoo just like this when I was growing up. Imagine stuff like this every day. All day. He would dismantle our Christmas tree piece by piece.
Cockatoos are the coolest bird! They look so smart and personable. Somehow... they seem to have more personality than other birds and almost all other animals for that matter.
As an American, I find it pretty funny that I can spot all the other American comments. These birds are not hungry or deprived of natural habitat. they are definitely bored and just causing trouble. Parrots just do that. In Australia cockatoos are as common as pigeons or seagulls here in the states. My pet macaw has loads of food in three different cages around the house and still wants to get into my cupboard and my plate to try to eat people food.
I live in an area with a huge amount of natural fauna all over the place and the parrots still cause havoc. Why? Because they’re cheeky little buggers who love mischief.
@@charlesdickens6706 Lies. My parrot's favourite foods are bread, mashed potato and chicken. Favourite edible foods I should say. He also has to be physically restrained from eating aluminium foil, paint, glue and tape and wet wipes. He's dumb as bricks.
They're called "chips" in Australia, not "French fries" :P We have "hot chips" (the ones you're talking about) and "packet chips" (what I think you call "crisps"? The ones that come in the packets ready to eat :))
@@chocolatebudgie Parrots aren't dumb, they're intelligent, sounds like you don't give your bird the stimulation it needs, so it's taken to trying to use drugs to entertain itself because of the lack of stimulation & unhappiness in it's life. Buy him some proper parrot toys he can destroy!
Our macaw does this to the garbage can under the kitchen sink. Throws stuff everywhere. It's one of the many things he does when nobody will play with him.
Yeh its pretty cool. Every day I walk the dog to the local park, I live in a major city and I see cockatoos, galahs, and rainbow lorikeets everyday. Never get sick of them.
Cockies are the trolls of the animal world in Australia. I used to watch them in my lunch break at my old job and they would do the funniest, most random shit 😂
Melissa Jones You don't understand their are thousands of trees surrounding the cities in Australia, they would die Quickly without their natural habitat...
You should write them an angry email explaining how these birds survive in the wild & captivity just fine & that this is just entertainment for them! I'm sure the reply will be just as satisfying as reading this comment 😉
Youre kinda fkn clueless arent you. Evsry city in Australia is chockas with native trees. Theyre EVERYWHERE. This is entertainment for them. Rather they do this than tear my house apart (yes. They do that.)
You don't have the word "bin" there? Wow, I never realised that! Look up our "bin chickens", that's an even better term imo :) (if it doesn't come up easily, Ibis birds are called "bin chickens" cause of their affinity to rubbish bins. Recently our former Premier in NSW got the name "bin chicken" too, cause she's of Armenian decent & so has a nose that reminds people of a bin chicken & they weren't happy with her management of covid, so she got herself a nickname)
Cockatoo: Let me see... trash, trash, trash, bingo some bread... yum yum, trash, more trash... What’s wrong with people putting so many trash here?!?!?
This is about right birds are very michevious lol 😆 🤣. He knew exactly what he wanted I can't beleive how many are wild there in Australia we are lucky to get wild ringneck here in uk 🇬🇧 but thats only because some pet ones escaped and they have been breeding like no tommrow. I would find standing there watching them absolute bliss 😍 ☺. Love it !!
They are just opportunistic. For their next course, a large mob will descend on somebody's grass and pick the grubs out of it. It's better if they don't get human food.
Other cockatoos, "watcha doin?".."just chuckin shit around"..."oh, cool". "Yeah, some idiot put this square thing in a round hole"..."oh, shit, this I gotta see...yeah, right, I see what ya mean"
theyve learned, that if one stands on the barrel, & pulls stuff out, food might be part of what spills out. the other pick the stuff on the ground. its a sign of working with their environment.
Homelessness amongst Australia's wild Cockatoo population....Way to go there Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.....Bang up job of dealing with homelessness.. We need programs, not promises..
get yourself a budgie. these things are too noisy and too boisterous. your neighbours will hate you. screaming their heads off at 140 decibels at 3 in the morning. i'm talking from personal experience. and now that the subject of talking has come up, they do that very well too. especially the swear words. and we didn't teach them the swear words either.
@@vsvnrg3263 budgies are freaking awesome eh. Used to love listening to my little mate chattering away whistling and laughing and watching tv with me. Damnit. Nowi want another budgie
@Loral Anthalas , is it a sulfur crested? we had 2 of them and a galah when we were kids. i compare the sulfur cresteds to members of an outlaw motorcycle gang.
@@vsvnrg3263 i involuntarily snorted when i read you didn't teach them the swear words. If that's true, and they were shrieking them, you must have been mortified. Hilarious. You're a good sort to warn peopls who like watching birb videos and can't wait to be tortured.
this was a riot...and I love them. SO SMART! That busy guy finally found something. Don't the people there give them some clean foods sometimes? I WOULD! TYSM! Please think about it!
Year old comment but oh well. The reason they rummage like this is because of people giving them "clean food." It's the case with most wildlife that comes in contact with humans. We feed them, and they lose their fear of humans. Then they proceed to rummage through our trash for any little tasty nuggets they can find. Also, cockatoos are very smart, these were likely just doing this for kicks.
@@enterprisingbiosphere3933 I've watched crows and ravens do this, cheeky bastards will go right in the back of a pick up truck with people occupying it and eat your cheese out of a grocery bag...
It's ok, once they move in, they take control of who else is allowed to visit THEIR house :) Lorikeets in particular will always have a dominate pair that lay down the law for all the others & keep them in line when visiting. Cockies, being cockies do tend to invite their friends over for a party every now & again, even if they know it's inappropriate. Just make sure the house you choose has no timber outside of it, cause with your attitude, there won't be any left lol it will become a "chew toy" VERY quickly & end up a pile of sawdust on the ground & what it used to secure will become an entry point for them to welcome themselves inside, where they can go through your pantry finding all your goodies to play with :)
I like how that one cockatoo comes up to the one foraging through the trash and taunts him with his own big piece of food.
@Loral Anthalas Yup, I have a parrot and that's exactly what he's doing. He's like, "too bad you have to expend all that precious energy and you haven't found anything buuuuut lookie what I've got".
Yeah and after he starts throwing food on the ground like he's kind of frustrated about that other bird
@@tolfan4438 ikr he starts throwing it with all that sass
@@mohitsoni2264 yeah he does.
“I just want a cheeseburger!”
“I have a cheeseburger.”
I love the way he/she just tosses it with a "screw this" attitude.
the way that jerk is just tossing all the trash out...very likely a "he"...just a guess
"Fuck this shit."
"Fuck that shit too."
@@JohnGardnerAlhadis "and this shit"
😂😂
i like how he's not even really looking for food, he's just throwing shit around cos it's fun for him 😂 he's clearly vibin
Your wrong
@@arnevajsing7120 you're *
@@corey8778 Your sister
@@arnevajsing7120 ok? lol
They luv unpegging clothes off your clothes line too.....just for fun.
Ack! You chased them away. I was sitting on the edge of my seat watching to see what they were going to do next
The ultimate cliffhanger. What would they have done?
@@JosephM101 Most likely throw more trash on the ground creating a bigger mess to clean.
It's disgusting how they film and laugh. They probably think look at this dumb animal. . When in fact this bird is hungry foraging for it's family and is being very intelligent. I bet these stupid humans didn't clean the litter up after filming for the 'gram' I'm disgusted by videos like this. The human race needs to get over themselves
chillax g
@@HolyFreakinDragonSlayer mate it’s also cute and sometimes cute makes people laugh. Relax
I love that his buddy shows up with a snack to watch him dig through the garbage.
These are the pigeons that graduated from NYU.
@Тити Мити They're not being literal.
Highly intelligent and long lived...they can live to be over 100.
MELODY MUNRO that's not true, if they are very well cared they can live for almost 80 years some more others less
@@Cloverfr , there is a record of cocky bennett living to 120 years
@@vsvnrg3263 Yes, it is a record because is rare.
I just looked up for this specie of cockatoo (Sulphur-crested cockatoo) and it seems they can live in captive for about 65 years and in the wild 40 years.
Not a cockatoo but there’s a macaw by the store near me who’s 102
@@Cloverfr he didnt say they all live that long, just some. which is true, just rare.
I love cockatoos. I'll just sit and watch them. My favourite thing about Australia is the wildlife.
In the end they all gather around and gaze into the hole of wonder lol.
what the trash sees
problem is that the realize in trash can be food. and they will continue do this with other trash baskets, more of them will see this in action
LOL
@@FlyingUnosaur wtf
They did 😂😂😂🥰🥰
as someone who's work involves emptying trashcans I should find this annoying, but I don't.
What does annoy me is humans who can't get it through there thick skulls to put there trash IN the trashcan to begin with.
Bandana The Reaper totally agree
THEIR, NOT THERE, BOTH TIMES, DIPSHIIT!
@@iconoclast4440 who gives a shit dipshit
it shouldn't annoy you at all.
this may look like the cockatoo is just being an a$*hole, but it's simply in his nature to forage, and destroy things, and look for more food.
he's also actually helping his friends to get some more food too, so he is working in his cockatoo community.
@@sianrohde8714 Totally Agree.
A friend visiting me in Australia commented: "It's like an aviary threw up on this country"
I replied: "Yes, yes it is."
I’ll have to remember that! Funny!
Given that this is the Menai Marketplace from Sutherland Shire. I would not be surprised to see a colony of Cockies perched nearby sharing tips on how to break through the latest cockie-proof bins.
And this is probably a very expensive "cockatoo proof" bin! 🤣
I don't think there is such a thing! There's been studies done recently on how they open wheelie bins, with different groups using different techniques, which they have assessed to mean they're learning from each other
& just gotta add a comment I heard on a video about that, where someone said that in America a ranger was asked why they couldn't make bear proof bins & the reply was "there is considerable overlap between the smartest bear & the dumbest tourist". Same applies with the cockies
For those worried these birds are starving, they're not! Quite the opposite, because food is so abundant for them, they have too much spare time on their hands, so they do stuff like this for entertainment.
And yes, this is normal in Australia, these are our native birds, so they're everywhere in the wild & they're one of the native species that thrive in suburbia, so they're far more plentiful in cities now than they were before cities existed.
They love grass seeds in lawns, whatever fruit & veg people are growing in their backyards & they're very good at "begging" for food, just turning up at people's doors & calling out in the hope that someone might come out to see them & bring food. If they get food, they will return to that house every day after that & once they get their human into a routine of feeding them daily (and buying seed for them), they'll turn up with friends & all expect to be fed. Because finding food is so easy, they have most of the day free to just play & going through bins to find different texture & tasting materials is play for cockies.
Rainbow lorikeets are the other species that are found in huge numbers in cities & that know humans are attracted to their pretty colours & personalities & so, like the cockies, have no fear of humans & will demand food & get it, leaving themselves with lots of spare time to just play. Lorikeets & cockies tend to be very tame & will take food from humans hands & land on humans hands & heads, partly to get the food, partly just for laughs, they're characters & enjoy doing things they find funny & also enjoy doing things humans find funny & seem to get entertainment from human laughs. Cockies also seem to get great enjoyment from upsetting humans, such as from eating their entire wooden deck & they also love to impersonate pterodactyls, flying over homes in large flocks screeching at the same volume as a jet engine. And us Aussie humans clearly have a sense of humour too, cause despite all of this, we build "bush corridors" throughout our cities, which are pathways of trees, that allow our wildlife to freely move around the cities. You can see that if you look on goggle maps :)
".... If they get food, they will return to that house every day after that & once they get their human into a routine of feeding them daily (and buying seed for them), they'll turn up with friends & all expect to be fed. .."
That s exactly how my garden blackbirds got me trained to feed them 10 kgs. of dried mealworms EACH moth, throughout the year...costs me 100 Euros/month....they re bankrupting my finances... 😅
Its funny how they are like a australian version of a smarter pidgeon xD
Very Informative (And Interesting) Thanks !!
High intelligence brings cheeky mischievousness
Intelligence + powerful beak + interest in humans and our activity = this
no, smart animals get BORED easily, i think the birds are just bored and want to play...
He started shredding that bag way faster when the other bird started showing off the fry in his foot. 😂
We had a cockatoo just like this when I was growing up. Imagine stuff like this every day. All day. He would dismantle our Christmas tree piece by piece.
Cockatoos are the coolest bird! They look so smart and personable. Somehow... they seem to have more personality than other birds and almost all other animals for that matter.
I love this individual. Such personality in its movements.
As an American, I find it pretty funny that I can spot all the other American comments.
These birds are not hungry or deprived of natural habitat. they are definitely bored and just causing trouble. Parrots just do that. In Australia cockatoos are as common as pigeons or seagulls here in the states. My pet macaw has loads of food in three different cages around the house and still wants to get into my cupboard and my plate to try to eat people food.
Me : *stars at my cats*
Why Tf would they destroy the trashes to get cold, rotten food instead of their delicious expensive food -_-
I live in an area with a huge amount of natural fauna all over the place and the parrots still cause havoc. Why? Because they’re cheeky little buggers who love mischief.
As an American you also like the sound of your own voice and smell of your own farts 💨 mmm mmm eehhhh
@@juanmiguel8120 asshole
Oh man makes me want to go to
Australia
0:25 bird jumped up to flex his hushpuppy.
"Lookit what I got, haha!"
"C-can you share?"
...
"No."
Littering isn't a crime when a cockatoo does it. This bird is nuts.
but, he's actually being really smart and strategic for survival...?
no food for birdies? --we dumpster-dive!
They ain’t stopping until they find them french fries. Seems fried foods are universally loved.🥰❤️🥰
Gotta watch fatty foods when it's parrots but the parrots will usually know what's bad them .
@@charlesdickens6706 Lies. My parrot's favourite foods are bread, mashed potato and chicken. Favourite edible foods I should say. He also has to be physically restrained from eating aluminium foil, paint, glue and tape and wet wipes. He's dumb as bricks.
They're called "chips" in Australia, not "French fries" :P We have "hot chips" (the ones you're talking about) and "packet chips" (what I think you call "crisps"? The ones that come in the packets ready to eat :))
@@chocolatebudgie Parrots aren't dumb, they're intelligent, sounds like you don't give your bird the stimulation it needs, so it's taken to trying to use drugs to entertain itself because of the lack of stimulation & unhappiness in it's life. Buy him some proper parrot toys he can destroy!
Our macaw does this to the garbage can under the kitchen sink. Throws stuff everywhere. It's one of the many things he does when nobody will play with him.
There’s one song that comes to mind while watching this. It goes, “DISRESPECT YOUR SURROUNDINGS!!!”
Punks with mohawks.
Underrated comment
Our sulfur crested cockatoos are quite the badass birds... destructive... but always entertaining!
Birds are so smart!
I went on vacation to Australia and a cockatoo stole my lunch and a kangaroo kicked my luggage
When in Australia we saw cockatoos doing this! They are the equivalent to our Ravens here in Canada!
Behold: Armour-piercing seagulls with an eighty year lifespan.
They put on a really good show and know it.
Wow, your seagulls are a lot prettier than ours our here in Boston.
Hilarious! You need to send this to Ozzy Man Reviews, he will take it up a notch with his narrative 😂😂
True.
Cheeky bastards.
Ya reckon?
That guys about as funny as hemroids
He'll give it a honey badger don't care review.
LOL it was throwing the garbage all over discarding the non food stuff. LOL
All we have in England are grey pigeons everywhere. How marvellous it must be to see tropical birds living wild amongst you ❤️
Yeh its pretty cool. Every day I walk the dog to the local park, I live in a major city and I see cockatoos, galahs, and rainbow lorikeets everyday. Never get sick of them.
@@tubester4567 You are so very lucky 👍😊
Right. After he does all the hard work, all the moochers move-in! HAHA! Such amusing birds. Gr8 vid!
Cockies are the trolls of the animal world in Australia. I used to watch them in my lunch break at my old job and they would do the funniest, most random shit 😂
Parrots & corvids are jerks.
I love them all.
Whatever town this is in, council should plant lots of native trees so they can eat properly.
Melissa Jones You don't understand their are thousands of trees surrounding the cities in Australia, they would die Quickly without their natural habitat...
These birds are fine. This is their down time, they are notorious vandals
You should write them an angry email explaining how these birds survive in the wild & captivity just fine & that this is just entertainment for them! I'm sure the reply will be just as satisfying as reading this comment 😉
Youre kinda fkn clueless arent you. Evsry city in Australia is chockas with native trees. Theyre EVERYWHERE.
This is entertainment for them. Rather they do this than tear my house apart (yes. They do that.)
That and even with the availability of good natural foods, birds, like humans, prefer junk food.
Really cool to see exotic birds roaming like that. Those cockatoos are as ordinary there as pigeons here where i live
Yup, cockies are every where here. Groups of 300 on the oval are common
Cockatoo: is a seed-eater
Also Cockatoo: just wants some chips.
Putting the "Sacred Ibis" (aka Bin Chickens) out of business...😆
Every second of this video is telling me that I should move to Australia
This bird is breaking the most important rule of dumpster diving: Don't leave a mess.
Haha! XD
That's called taking OUT the trash, literally! Too funny 😅
(S)he is very thorough 😁
I love how the other ones are peepin in with one eye after the good catch.
You either love them or hate them, I reckon they're such awesome and very resourceful birds. They're also quite funny.
Reminds me of Yoda going through Luke skywalker's stuff when the first met.
Everyone: Ahahahaah so funny, cute birb
Dustman:
Look at this beast,he's not giving up!🤣
I can’t imagine living where these gorgeous and silly birds are out and about like that in the wild!!! Absolutely AMAZING!!! 😮😮💛💛💛💛
🤣 brilliant!
Yup thats a cockatoo for you. Mine is gets in to everything too. Learned how to open the bird cage his first night.
Clearly he was hired to clean that bird feeder. Management came to check if he was doing his job.
They're just wild like that in the streets!!!
I love that!!!
Most beautiful bird in the world ❤️😻❤️😻
Too funny!!!!!! I love it. He does not give a single f#$%
Okay I love this
The seagulls of down under, except they have seagulls too, so it's like they have double the seagulls
"Hey buddy, you are making a mess"
Birdy don't care.
@@enterprisingbiosphere3933 lol! He/she looks so happy
trash diving = cockatoo happy meal
Aawww, he just wanted that pickle at the bottom of the trash can! 😂🤣🤣
I am a yank and i love using the word "bin." It's fucking brilliant.
You don't have the word "bin" there? Wow, I never realised that!
Look up our "bin chickens", that's an even better term imo :) (if it doesn't come up easily, Ibis birds are called "bin chickens" cause of their affinity to rubbish bins. Recently our former Premier in NSW got the name "bin chicken" too, cause she's of Armenian decent & so has a nose that reminds people of a bin chicken & they weren't happy with her management of covid, so she got herself a nickname)
Cockatoo: Let me see... trash, trash, trash, bingo some bread... yum yum, trash, more trash... What’s wrong with people putting so many trash here?!?!?
This is about right birds are very michevious lol 😆 🤣. He knew exactly what he wanted I can't beleive how many are wild there in Australia we are lucky to get wild ringneck here in uk 🇬🇧 but thats only because some pet ones escaped and they have been breeding like no tommrow. I would find standing there watching them absolute bliss 😍 ☺. Love it !!
The other guy is like "what dude you're still working through that trash?" :D
If I want a laugh I always come back to this so funny I had a wild one walking around my backyard last week .
poor angels they're hungry.
Probably looking for chicken bones which they love crunching on.
J sam br00tal
farmduck2762 ((CANNIBALISM))
Someone should push it into the trash.
They are just opportunistic. For their next course, a large mob will descend on somebody's grass and pick the grubs out of it. It's better if they don't get human food.
An untidy bird, but what a food critic!
Other cockatoos, "watcha doin?".."just chuckin shit around"..."oh, cool". "Yeah, some idiot put this square thing in a round hole"..."oh, shit, this I gotta see...yeah, right, I see what ya mean"
LITTERING AND, LITTERING AND, LITTERING AND, LITTERING AND, LITTERING AND...
theyve learned, that if one stands on the barrel, & pulls stuff out, food might be part of what spills out. the other pick the stuff on the ground. its a sign of working with their environment.
Homelessness amongst Australia's wild Cockatoo population....Way to go there Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison.....Bang up job of dealing with homelessness.. We need programs, not promises..
These Dudes Are Amazing
Here It costs about 1500$ For A Cockatoo
get yourself a budgie. these things are too noisy and too boisterous. your neighbours will hate you. screaming their heads off at 140 decibels at 3 in the morning. i'm talking from personal experience. and now that the subject of talking has come up, they do that very well too. especially the swear words. and we didn't teach them the swear words either.
@@vsvnrg3263 budgies are freaking awesome eh.
Used to love listening to my little mate chattering away whistling and laughing and watching tv with me.
Damnit. Nowi want another budgie
@Loral Anthalas , is it a sulfur crested? we had 2 of them and a galah when we were kids. i compare the sulfur cresteds to members of an outlaw motorcycle gang.
@@vsvnrg3263 i involuntarily snorted when i read you didn't teach them the swear words. If that's true, and they were shrieking them, you must have been mortified. Hilarious. You're a good sort to warn peopls who like watching birb videos and can't wait to be tortured.
@@vsvnrg3263 Haha, which gang, or should they have their own, and what would it be called? I'm now imagining miniature motorbikes and leather jackets
In England our seagulls do this !! At least you have cockatoos ,they are pretty haha 🤣
It's like he/she knows what he is doing and knows what he/she wants
The second cockatoo. Nice dinner and a show
And they're not even the ones we call 'Bin-chickens'. I shit you not.
I’m a cockatoo and i approve this.
this was a riot...and I love them. SO SMART! That busy guy finally found something. Don't the people there give them some clean foods sometimes? I WOULD! TYSM! Please think about it!
Year old comment but oh well. The reason they rummage like this is because of people giving them "clean food." It's the case with most wildlife that comes in contact with humans. We feed them, and they lose their fear of humans. Then they proceed to rummage through our trash for any little tasty nuggets they can find.
Also, cockatoos are very smart, these were likely just doing this for kicks.
Munchies 😂😂😂❤️
The seagulls of Australia. It made such a big mess 😱😆
Too funny how he throws the garbage out lol
These birds are ridiculously smart
Speachless
I want one.
And a cheetah
And a house cat.
.....
Cool vid
From a plethora of channels i found yours! Undeniably best at your work friend. Utuber! both standard buttons activated!.
The laws of "littering" were made for humans by humans---apparently, they don't apply to cockatoos.
Imagine seeing a pigeon do this
Birds LOVE to destroy things.
and they Love drama.
@@enterprisingbiosphere3933 I've watched crows and ravens do this, cheeky bastards will go right in the back of a pick up truck with people occupying it and eat your cheese out of a grocery bag...
Would love to see that! Would be awesome xD
Here in Sweden they walk on the metro and ride a station or two and then strut off. 😆 so smart!
Birds love throwing stuff on the floor.
And if the reward for doing so is a macadamia nut, then it's gotta be worth doing!
"I'm an agent of chaos" (Cockatoos, probably).
A Macadamia nut?! SCORE! Totally worth it.
They really are messy eaters 😂
The other bird is like: yeah ill sit here n eat while you throw rubbish outside
I like the other one is like "f*k you, look what I got"
Such majestic birds
Other bird hops up on trash can like ehh what's up doc.
I have heard of the bin chicken but these are just as crazy.
A litter bug 🤣....
I remember seeing "bird proof" trash cans in Melbourne. I think were were still some trash pickers but those were magpies.
I could not live in Australia, I would invite every tooie in my house for food. Half the bird population would live in my garden xD
It's ok, once they move in, they take control of who else is allowed to visit THEIR house :) Lorikeets in particular will always have a dominate pair that lay down the law for all the others & keep them in line when visiting. Cockies, being cockies do tend to invite their friends over for a party every now & again, even if they know it's inappropriate. Just make sure the house you choose has no timber outside of it, cause with your attitude, there won't be any left lol it will become a "chew toy" VERY quickly & end up a pile of sawdust on the ground & what it used to secure will become an entry point for them to welcome themselves inside, where they can go through your pantry finding all your goodies to play with :)
As an American it’s weird to see these kinds of birds as “wild”. They are so much more intelligent than our crows, jays, robins.
Crows / ravens are actually the smartest bird on the IQ scale
We have the skunks, squirrels and raccoons that do the same here in usa.😁
Awesome! Just like our crows and sea gulls!