Kookaburra Laughing
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- Laughing Kookaburra at Roos N More Zoo in Nevada
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I once fell off my bicycle on a country road, and nearby Kookaburras started laughing.
Rude kakabura
Bad Kookaburras
Laugh Kukaburra laugh, Kukaburra I'll save a little pain for you...I've had crows laugh at my injuries countless times. Why I'll...murderalize them...Crows, like Kukas, are Witnesses to our self-importance.
I would LOL too😂
This may be my favourite comment on all of TH-cam 😂👍
Love it!
as an Australian, wild Kookies will ONLY laugh when you injure yourself or when you're feeling generally depressed and miserable. It's as if the world is a dark slapstick comedy to them.
I think that if i was a kid and that happened, I'd feel that it was Gods way of laughing at me, or something.
Well it is austrailia, the fact you guys managed to survive that long, only to feel a bit sad over your gf leaving, is probably why.
Doubt theyd be laughing at bronson though
Did you know the aborigines considered the kookaburra good luck if you saw one?
@@petermurdoch7540 my apologies I didn’t mean to offend anyone, it’s just an old tale that an elder who I made boomerangs with told me
@@petermurdoch7540 To suggest the word 'aborigine' (note the word is a noun, not a proper non) is racist is ridiculous. The word actually means 'a person, animal, or plant that has been in a country or region from earliest times'. The word is applicable to anything meeting the definition, not just people, anywhere in the world, so, I would suggest, to attempt to restrict the word to specifically Australian Indigenous 'people' is itself very racist as it ignores the much wider application of the word.
Kookaburras were my Grandad's fav animal, and at his funeral Kookaburras started laughing, and everytime we visited his grave they started laughing. Since my grandad was a very jolly man and was always making jokes and laughing, my mum thinks that he has come back as one
I love this so much
❤
This is heartbreaking, and adorable. May he rest in peace.
RIP
Too sweet
Am one of those lucky Aussies who hear kookaburras regularly and even now it’s still a sound I never get tired of hearing.
Yeah I think you are.
Kookaburras at my childhood house went off in winter when the street light kicked in.
unless you hear it at 3am and there's no kookaburras nearby..
@@tenerife_sea 😂
Dave, this is great to read. Australia has some of my favorite humans... and nature.
Perhaps I'll see the land one day.
Happy trails.
🌏🇦🇺🔭✨🌙
When your crush tells a joke
Yupp
Yes woman laugh at everything when they like man , you can tell the most stupid joke :D
@@neshifuturo not all women.
@@neshifuturo
But when they don't like you...😨
@@koro-is-caffeinated u sure about that?
"So a bird walks into a bar"
Bird: WOW YOU GUYS ARE SO FUNNY HAHAHA
Because they usually fly.
@@Scarletraven87 Yes of course, they usually "fly" into bars. I forgot.
so was it a crow bar?
@@invaderzim3015 *INTERNALIZED OPPRESSION*
Invader Zim Flying into a crow bar must hurt! Yikes 😟
Kookaburra: *makes the iconic laugh*
Kookaburras mind: why are these predators laughing at my warning call?
Laughter is contagious. Do it often. 💜
I think kookaburra and hyena should be bffs
😂😂😂😂
Oh the scenes when a hyena makes a sound and this birb goes about laughing
The Kookaburra would die laughing, from the hungry hungry hyenas.
🎵 It's the circle of life 🎵
Just had to throw that in. 🤣
More like best snacks.
The kookaburra was just being polite laughing at that lame joke.
lol
good one xD
The joke really was shit
Most people I know who love kookaburras are enchanted by their profile and/or their voice. In 2005 I was at a marina in Ku Ring Gai Chase National Park near Sydney for a picnic with my Aussie cousin and his wife. As we set up the picnic fare, I heard a heavy flutter of wings behind me, then several more sounds like that. When I looked in the direction of the sound, I saw NINE kookaburras gathered in a tree very close to our picnic site. I sat in a folding lawn chair and stared in fascination. Suddenly a juvenile among them fluttered over to where I sat and perched on the arm of the chair. If you have never experienced having a kookaburra stare down that beak into your eyes, I highly recommend it. 100/10, would do again!
I've befriended a wild koka. I feed her lamb liver or cheese. She gets grumpy if I'm not around to hand feed her every day and if I miss two days in a row she will bite my fingers before taking the food😂
I can call her to land on me if I have liver or cheese but not ham 😂
Have you ever considered you might be the chosen one? 🧐
i, sir.. am married to a kookaburra
Reminds me of the time in the USA when I was watering my vegetable garden with the hose, finished and turned around and there were six robins all in a line about eight feet behind me, waiting for me to go away so they could dig for the worms.
I went to live in Brisbane in 1995 and the first thing I heard on the first morning I woke up was a Kookaburra laughing. I thought I has a mad neighbour. (I did, it’s Queensland) but the noise of this amazing bird filled my days as I worked for Bushland Care. A great part of the landscape and culture.
When I was a kid someone tickled me as I was looking at a parrot in a pet shop - I laughed and the parrot copied my laughter. Then we just spent, like, five minutes laughing at each other for no reason. It was great.
JemDragons
That's awesome 👍😂
Nice experience you have
Sea
That's a blessing!
Thanks for sharing that experience!
now imagine 2 dozen of them doing that at 4 am in a tree outside your bedroom window. welcome to Australia.
That's why it's a good idea to get ear plugs while you're sleeping.
@@teacher_ps It's their natural sound.
I am in the US and had a friend in Australia and when we talked on the phone I could hear all of these laughing birds in the background. It was enchanting. But they weren't outside my bedroom when I was sleeping either so....
Then go for a morning swim (just beware of sea snakes, salties and sharks, and taipans along the road).
Let's trade places. I'll go to Australia & listen to Kookaburras & you can come to the US & listen to Trump 24 hrs a day...
Абсолютно волшебная птичка! 👏
Кстати, по внешнему виду непросто догадаться, но она ближайший родственник маленьких ярких зимородков, которых полно на наших реках... :)
Yep. King fishers are on nearly every continent. We have some beautiful coloured varieties as well. Vibrant blue/green wings.
У них клюв широкий как у пеликана😊Первый раз такую птичку вижу😊
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Sounds like a sped up version of someone laughing lol
You again
What an attention seeker you are
@@ukraineismyhome277 Bit rude
@@ukraineismyhome277 bit rude innit bruv?
SMH your everywhere 🙂
I love how he puts his head back when he laughs.
They will make a great stand up comedy duo.
he is in ecstatic laughter mode
Like an evil villain
I put this on my 3yo grandson's playlist to watch him smile.
aww
You deserve a medal
Oh my god this comment makes me so happy
I needed this kind of wholesomeness today
This does put a smile on my face
If laughter is the best medicine, then this bird has probably never been sick its whole life!
Woke up to the sound of Kookaburra’s at 5am this morning… love them ❤️❤️
When your boss tells a joke
I thought about Monica from friends too!! )))
@@aineodubhthaigh2055 so did I 🤣🤣🤣
Told my shinny baldhead boss once, I'll shave my beard if you grow your hair, everyone was holding back tears, that shit was hilarious. I don't work there anymore cos I quit, true story.
Chandler's work laugh 😂
LMAO🤣🤣🤣🤣
Imagine you're alone at night in the jungle and suddenly hear this laugh.
I start running with my eyes peeled with fear!!
Instantaneous shitting of pants will occur.
More like the outback
“I AM NOT LOST! I JUST NEED TO FIND MY BEARINGS, S-STOP LAUGHING...!”
Pissed 📴!! 🤣🤣🤣
Man: Faking laugh
Kookaburra: starts laughing
Man: Really laughing
The Kookaburra, is best heard when in a group of 3 or more. They all sing a slightly different tune and beat. It is "Harmonizing" at its best.
That would be me in the wild! Since my whole life is a joke I'd end up laughing at myself irrespective of species
Gautham V same man
:'(
I love the way they look at them like their some kind of funny looking alien, then they laugh. I laugh at myself when I look in the mirror... Lol
I will join, like those 2 old Muppets grumpy and 😂
Also because most people think you’re kind of cute and are honestly underrated
HAHA bird walks into a bar! Everybody knows the bird FLIES IN!
@Bjorn A'grin 😂😂😂😂👌
Not all birds can fly. And even those that can fly can also walk. They have legs!
Emus dont....
chiroptera626 . Three guys walked into a bar, you'd think one of them would've seen it.
What makes it even more adorable is you can tell the birds know they are showing off by their eye contact........TOO CUTE.......
More of a sarcastic laugh but cute nonetheless 💜💜💜
I love how its eyes don't change, so to a human it looks like it's sarcastically laughing.
Makes it even better 😂
I like how you pointed out it's the eyes where you can tell if someone is sarcastic or not, it's amazing how much emotion is communicated through minor differences in the eyes and how we can pick up on that.
@@Snibble It WAS being sarcastic!🤗
That's a funny observation!!!
@@AbsolutelyJason ...while your eyes didn't change :-)
Sadistic minded bird!
Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree
Merry, merry king of the bush is he
Laugh, kookaburra
Laugh, kookaburra
Gay your life must be
🤣🤣🤣
I came here just to find someone that would of commented this song. 😂😂 thankyou
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:D
We learned that song in school many moons ago.
Little Joe My elementary school music teacher taught it to our class after she did an exchange in Australia 🇦🇺
We often have a pair of them sitting on the fence near my bedroom of a morning. I love their slow gurgling noise, followed by their full throttle laughter. It's very loud and very special. I feel honoured to have them visit. I live in Brisbane, so not very rural.
There laugh is too freaking cute!
That laugh is infectious!
grumerguy contagious*
•non'ya biznez•
Ridiculousness!
It's not laughter. It's a bird vocalising, imitating.
@@cacatr4495 we dont care what you think. we gonna laugh with it
it's significantly less appealing dive-bombing your window at 5:30 am.
An iconic aussie bush sound
Have you ever heard a blue winged kookaburra? they sound bizzare if you have grown up hearing kookaburras
there's a lot in the suburbs too
ardvarkill, can you send a link of a video of one? I don't think I've ever heard a blue winged one before.
The belted kingfisher is a certain species of kookaburra that lives in Florida I hear it's call all the time
They live in Central America. I’ve seen it in a documentary called Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark
Absollutely love this. The woman's infectious joy at the raucous laughter adds to its appeal immensely. And,it's a decent joke to start him off. Brilliant
I love those birds…they are so cute! Love Australians too…I love the way they talk. 🌿💚🌿
Dunno what yer on about. Straya is the only country that talks normally.
Oi yeah nah eshays adlay fully sick aye brah 👍
It ain't funny when it's 5:00 am he's outside your bedroom window
Suppose not, but ha ha! Won't be outside mine.
True that
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes. 100% agree.
But I'd rather one of those than a bastard sulphur crested cockatoo!
@@paradigm_sh1ft532 'a' sulfur crested cockatoo. You lucky bastard! What about his other 20,000 friends?
every time the bird laughed, i laughed harder..had me cracking up..
Not even funny
@@charliesalazar8010 hell, i thought the bird was funny!!
TH-cam at 2 a. m: wanna see the laughing kookaburra?
Me: yes
It's not laughing.
The bird was laughing for the same reason , watching human laughing.
"You're a funny bird."
"Do I amuse you?"
Am I a clown? Do I fucking amuse you?
@@yashk9 Vulger comment contributes nothing.
@@georgejuniorleedom4476 Haha chill. Its not a vulgar comment. Its actually a reference to the movie, Goodfellas.
@@yashk9 Yes. I don't think George Jr got it--or at least he never saw the movie.
Here George-- the original scene:
th-cam.com/video/r_DwZfyXAXI/w-d-xo.html
I heard that sound in every Tarzan movie when i was a child. Amazing
No you didn't. Tarzan was set in Africa, not Australia. That was some other noisy bird.
Kookaburra: laughs
Finnegan fox wants to know your location
Hehehehehehehehehehehehe
apalagi ketemu orang indonesia opo maneh wong jowo.. mesti dijaring
bekas oi nah mate, that won’t happen they live in the bush, i don’t think some javanese are gonna go to an aussie bush, fuck around and catch them. Let them kooks live free.
@@richardrahadi apa anda pikir tidak miris melihat orang dengan tidak merasa berdosa tiap hari bawa senapan angin buat berburu, mancing ikan tiap hari tanpa ada aturan, meracun ikan, orang buang sampah dikali seperti hal yg normal2 saja.
miris sekali.. tp tidak banyak yg bisa dilakukan
Goodness🤣🤣🤣🤣
"so a bird walks into a bar....." "hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha"
"wait for the punchline dame it!"
fun fact:the dolphin sounds that you used to hear in cartoons are actualy the kookaburra laughing sounds
As a kid I went to the movies every saturday. All the old movies had that laughing sound. I didn’t know it was an Australian species until I was 40 and went to australia. Makes you laugh😂
Back in ‘89 I lived in Sydney for a time. One morning a kookaburra perched by the open, screened window located next to the bed in which I was soundly sleeping. The kookaburra decided to cry out laughing in that same manner leading me to take about a minute to swallow my heart back down into my chest. Then I had a good laugh. ..What a way to wake up.
It’s so pure to see the amount of joy the bird brings the lady 🥺🥺🥺
Lol! Kookabura are so awesome!
I think we Aussies are so blessed with our unique wildlife.❤️
Bird: starts his mating call
Human: starts laughing
Bird: am I joke to u??
Bird to human: do I amuse you?
I'm just here to make you laugh? what am I,a clown? (Goodfellas)
@@mooogg hH
Bird: You want sum fuk?
Cockoo bird said "here i am" to other birds...
Its a territorial call moreso then a mating call
I'm an Aussie and the Kookas are far and away my favourite bird. 😄
The Lyre Bird is also a very impressive little creature.
I’m a sucker for a magpie
Can't go past the Butcher bird.
What about the bin chicken?
@@trentwaterman7049 😆 My #1
Maggies.
This truly made me laugh! They are the comic relief of the avian world.
I love these birds
“I bought a bookshelf on gumtree...”
Holy shit I know this one
Morgan: (laughing like a demonically possessed baritone Kookaburra)
i'll be king of your bush ;)
Kookaburra: Only my grand father is allowed to give away gumtrees!
Last thing I expected to see in the comment section was a reference to Morgan's creepy laugh, so this made me extremely happy.
It would be amazing to have a Kookaburra, a fox and a hyena at home. It would be like... laughing the whole day
Гиена съест лису, лиса съест кукабурру и Вам будет весело😂😂😂
На самом деле звуки, которые издают эти животные очень впечатляют.
Заведите еще Вальдшнепа, чтобы он забавлял Вас своими танцами...
Запишите голоса их на телефон.
Гиена будет будить, лиса будет звонить , Кукабурра будет присылать уведомления, а Вальдшнеп будет на заставке экрана телефона или монитора компьютера.
@@sna22222 Это шутка, успокойся
Know any authors?
If the hyena didn't eat the fox and the fox didn't eat the bird.
При всём её забавном виде, я бы не рискнула посадить эту птичку на руку, так близко к лицу! У неё просто устрашающий клюв!
Если ночью в лесу услышать её "смех" то можно и штаны обмочить😅
I love it when I see these Kookaburras and Hyenas get together and have some laughs at the world over a bottle of beer...
imagine having a kookaburra at your home and whenever you feel sad it'll help you laugh sadness away
And all you have to do is cage it so it never flies away.
@@fancycrafts7774 exactly! That would make me sad, not happy. 😢
@@fancycrafts7774 or it laughs at you, not with you
You wouldn't think it funny when they sit outside your bedroom window and wake you up in the morning when you can still sleep for another couple of hours.
Such a cute, saucy bird! That laugh is impossible to resist, every time it laughed so did i🤣🤣🤣
About a month ago I visited a “safari park” where they had a few kookaburras. I kept laughing at one of them to see if he would laugh, but he and a few people passing by just looked at me like I was crazy. 😁 Maybe I am…🤪
Wow! Laughter is indeed 100% contagious. I mean seriously. Look at that bird. 🐦
I wonder if *we're the joke* their entire species has been laughing at for countless generations 😐
You have 3 guesses...😄
Dude you just blew my fuckin mind ...theres no going back from here man...
@Ankit Chandola You don't know the half of it.Whites are even being brainwashed in to blaming Whites here in America these days .
@Ankit Chandola shes trolling you dude,,, walk away,, less then half of these comments are real... just people trying to get a reaction coz their life sux.... .i get sucked in too sometimes,,, just walk away man...
SHIIIIIIIT.....🤔😐
The song Kookaburra Bird was my favorite song when I was little (it still is) and I wouldn't go to bed until my mom sang it for me. 😊
Luv yours & kooka's laughter 😂
I love the sound of Kookas, Chirruping Wedgebills and most of the wild birds. Aussie wildlife can’t beat it.💚💛
I love these little guys, I see them almost everyday where I live 🥰
Never heard a Kookaburra laugh before! We used to sing a rhyme at school about them sitting in an old gum tree, but being in the UK not only do we not have gum trees, but there's not at Kookaburra in sight!
You guys had that too? it was written in the 20s by a teacher from Melbourne, i wonder when it made it back to the UK.
UPDATE: looked it up; Girl guides. She had her troupe perform it and the founders were present and it spread from there
U.S. here!I learned the same song in grade school (1970s).
Beautiful bird!
Can you imagine 3 of them sitting at a bar? Oddly enough that one Kookie sounded exactly like my aunt after she's had a few whiskeys.
Living in Canada I miss our lovely Kookaburra's. They are really one of the most loved of all our birds...
G'day from Perth,Western Australia!🇦🇺😉...I wake up EVERY morning to kookaburras laughing their heads off!!!🤣😆😂They're SO beautiful!🤗
I love Australian birds and the kookaburra is my favorite. When I hear them laugh my heart swells and I feel peaceful. ✌️ on my way there in May, can’t wait. ❤
I love how the kookaburra ups his pitch the harder the girl laughs.
It was the handler, if you listen carefully you can hear the handler making a whiry noise in the background.
You usually see kookaburras in pairs, they mate for life. Beautiful animals. They're often in the park across the road.
One of my best memories of a bicycle tour in Australia in the mid 80’s is the sound of kookaburras. I never got tired of hearing them.
"This elephant walks up to a platypus and says: 'I never forget a face. But, in your case, I'll make an exception!"
BWA-HAHAHAHAHAHA!
When you make a joke and no one laughs but your friend has your back 👀
lol
The Kookaburra are probably laughing at all those weird featherless beakless birds carrying them around, we must look hilarious to them XD
Nice Lovely Kookaburras
Seems a good pal to hangout with.😊
...and then he says "I turned myself into a pickle".
Nature. Inventing the laugh-track before man discovered Sitcom.
Love you and
I hope
keep laughing,
wherever you are in the world.
Shalom .Thank you. Watching from Australia. Praise the Lord. God bless you
Girl: "so a bird walks into a bar,..."
Kookaburra: "🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣, thats so funny. Birds dont walk into bars you silly you"
He had to. He just flew in from Chicago and boy were his wings tired!
Y Mac . Three guys walked into a bar, you'd think one of them would've seen it,
Fun fact: In Norway these birds are officially named latterkokaburra ( “laughter kookaburra”).
Interesting fact 😄 I'm Australian and had never heard that used before.. perhaps because I've never been to Norway haha
Their name is actually the Laughing Kookaburra in Australia as well, people just call them kookaburras.
In German we say Laughing Hans, the name just means Johannes/John *shrug* :D
In Czechia we call them Lednak :D
Thanks for the delightful laughter! 😃❤👏👏
Can’t get enough birds videos ❤ love these amazing beautiful and smart creatures.
This bird and his call/laugh has been in every movie set in a jungle that has ever been filmed. He's gotta be worth a bundle. No wonder he's happy!
Human:*Say something*
Bird:That's the funniest sh*t i've ever seen in my whole life!
This was the best thing I've seen all day. Thank you, YT algorithm.
I can’t tell you how many movies this birds laugh has been in. Every movie that people are walking through a forest or jungle and the scene has to be spooky, we hear a kookaburra laughing.
Fun fact: In Germany we also call them "Lachender Hans" (engl.: Laughing John)
I didn't know they had kookaburras in Germany.
Matter of fact, that was a question on the mobile app of _Who Wants To Be A Millionaire_ the other day: "What Australian bird is also called "Lachender Hans" in German?"
@@stevenotto1456 No just in Zoos :D But we have Kingfisher, which are related to Kookaburras. Kingfisher are known as "Eisvogel" in Germany (engl.: Ice Bird).
Oh, little boys will be boys.
Your tricks are LAME! )))
@@stevenotto1456 KOLONIALISMUS!
The Kookaburra is without question one of my favorite birds. I just love these guys. The can and will offer loads of Laugh's and entertainment!
We sang that song in the choir in elementary as a kid. This is the first time I've heard a Kookaburra laugh. Now I get it. 40 yers later.
It sounds more like a seagull shriek than a laughter, lol.
And there’s me thinking...a laughing cricket ball, hows that happen 😉
what?
Me too 😁😁😁
drongo jonkins kookabura is a brand making cricket bat, balls and other gear. That's what he meant
Oh yeah...... People are too brand oriented.
phtunes 😁😁😁😁😁😁
I need a bird like this every time management has an idea
He's not laughing,he's summoning his warriors to peck your eyeballs out.
ROFL 🤣
Another cheerful poster.
Can't beat the laugh of a Kookaburra unless you're a hyena 😁
Hyenas have that icy, Hannibal Lector (or is it Lectre/Lecter?) laugh.
Or a lyre-bird.
It's so good to wake up in the country and hear the kookaburras
I'm not in the country but there are a lot of trees where I live so I hear them all the time in the mornings and evenings
@@lixifusions8024 you're lucky I never hear them where I live