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Anyone who has ever shared their heart and home with a pet will readily tell you all about how much their animals are full of personality, life, and surprises. Each type of pet brings different qualities to the table and when it comes to birds they are oftentimes quirky to the extreme. This is especially true for cockatoos, <a href="https://rumble.com/v333cr-macaw-throws-tantrum.html" target="_blank">macaws</a> , and other types of talking parrots. These birds are super intelligent and capable of learning all sorts of neat tricks and words, some even hold conversations. The handsome blue-green and vibrant red feathered bird which goes by the name Tonka is clearly in the mood for speaking. Tonka loves to go in the car and talk up a storm. He is 2 years old here and just starting to talk! Though he has a limited vocabulary, his love to pick up a conversation with his owners or himself is stronger than anything. It is so amusing watching Tonka chorusing words and phrases learned by heart. It is either he is copying his owners’ words or the other way round. Whatever the case, we equally enjoy watching this talking parrot and with every passing second in the video, we are eager to hear some more words. Tonka never stops surprising us with whatever she utters. Part of the conversation of this chorusing bird is praising himself saying “pretty bird”, sometimes is meeting with himself all over again saying “Hi, Tonka”, and most of the conversation is repeating constantly “peek-a-boo”, “I love you”, “Come here” and “Dancin’ “. Tonka- the beautiful, brilliantly colored <a href="https://rumble.com/v31ek1-parrot-brothers-love-each-other.html" target="_blank">parrot</a> is really loved in this family as his owner lavishes him with kisses during the whole ride. With such loving parents, this bird is undoubtedly very lucky. Macaws are the bigger 'New World' individuals from the parrot arrange, Psittaciformes. There are around 376 types of parrots all through the world and around 20 types of macaws, of which all are recorded on the IUCN's Red List of Threatened Species. The staggering guilty parties for this are the pet exchange and environment corruption or obliteration. Of the recorded species, 5 are terminated in the wild, with others recorded as imperiled, basically jeopardized, and defenseless. Numerous macaw parrots imitate human speech. All macaws, in any case, will need to vocalize by emulating shrieks and family clamors or by talking words. Attempt straightforward preparing traps to get your pet macaw talking. Begin with the nourishment in your pet macaw? pen and show it the distinction between banana, apple, and orange or amongst seed and nut. When you welcome your macaw parrot say "Hi? what's more, say "Farewell? when you clear out. Interfacing expressions to commonplace things or activities will enable your macaw to learn quicker. How great would it be to have a conversation with your friend macaw? Huge, beautiful and brightly colored, many consider large macaws the ultimate pet birds. Would you like to have a macaw for a pet? Comment below and tell us what do you think about this amazing video!

Most parrots love to bathe, which softens dirt on the feathers and skin and encourages preening. If you bathe your parrot regularly, you will notice that his feathers will begin to become waterproof due to his preening duties. Bathing is important for parrots, whose skin can become dry and itchy, leading to plucking. Some birds appreciate a daily misting being lightly sprayed with room-temperature water, while others prefer to bathe in a shallow dish of water. Providing a shallow bathing dish every day enables birds to bathe as they feel the need and desire to. Tonka is just too excited to wait his turn in the shower while his buddy Tiko takes his sweet time. Apparently, Tonka is so impatient to get in the shower that he is doing his best to speed up the process. Perched on his seat, Tonka doesn’t wait for long to accomplish what he has set her mind to. The moment his owner tells him to go in the <a href="https://rumble.com/v4ntw3-parrot-under-shower.html" target="_blank">shower</a>, he doesn’t think twice but obeys. How skillfully he uses his beak to get down from the metal construction - he will do anything just to see himself inside the shower. Tonka’s beak is so powerful that can easily crack nuts and seeds, while his dry, scaly tongue has a bone inside it that makes it an effective tool for tapping into things. Once in the shower, he seems not that satisfied since he wants to take Tiko’s place and feel the full benefits of the shower. Spreading his charismatic and colorful wings, he wants to let Tiko know that he has had his share in the shower and it’s high time for him to enjoy. Tiko obviously disapproves of this and they engage into a <a href="https://rumble.com/v31ek1-parrot-brothers-love-each-other.html" target="_blank">verbal</a> fight. Loud squawks, noisy shrieks and screams echo in the bathroom as they are trying to reach an agreement. But until the end of the video, they can’t make a reasonable solution.