The funny cockatoo parrot loves to dance

Cockatoo birds can be distinguished by their distinctive feathers and curved beaks, and their feathers are slightly colored compared to other parrots, as they are mostly white, black or gray, and they often have colored parts on their crest, cheeks or tail. The cockatoos are large compared to other parrots, the average size of the cockatoo is greater than the average size of other families of the order of parrots, however, the smallest species of the cockatiel, which is the cockatiel, is a relatively small bird.

Cockatiel parrots range in length from 30 to 60 centimeters, and weigh from 300 to 1200 grams, with the exception of cockatiels, which are smaller in size and weight than other cockatoos, as they are 32 centimeters long (with their long tail), and weigh only 80 to 100 grams.

All cockatoo birds have crests (feathers on the head) that they can move. The cockatoo raises these crests when he descends from flight or when he is excited.

Cockatoos share many characteristics with other parrots, including distinctive hooked beaks, size and feet. Parrots have feet where the middle two toes are in front and the outer toes are back. However, cockatoos also differ in many characteristics with other parrots, such as having bitterness and other anatomical differences.