Tumblr Thread: Cockatoo Rocking Out To Metal Music

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    Bird - psychodactyl This is the most punk rock thing l've ever seen
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    Font - defilerwyrm Follow What gets me is that initial pause. The bird knows this song. He knows when the drum comes in. Being able to anticipate musical rhythm is a form of intelligence very few species have, and this is the most remarkable example of it l've ever seen in a bird. The cockatoo knew to wait for the drums. 388,459 notes
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    Product - neuroticpuppy Follow This is also the most metal cockatoo I have even seen. When it faced the camera my soul left my body
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    Vertebrate - rimpyspinkeye Follow Nightmare birb waits for the beat to drop. Seven Nation Army The White Stripes Play in Spotify
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    Sky - northoftheroad Follow This has nothing, I mean nothing, to do with what I normally post about. It's not even my kind of music. But I just love that bird...
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    Green - frnkieroismydaddy Follow The white stripes would be proud starlady38 Follow Palm cockatoos drum in the wild! It's not known exactly why but the behavior is very well documented.
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    Font - mariisawsume123 Follow I'd want this bird as a pet if I ever considered having one.
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    Human body - anxceit--rights Follow I don't know who cares but, that species of bird, the palm cockatoo, has perfect rythmn because that's how they attract mates in the wild, by drumming
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    Font - betterusernamethanthelastone Follow I like when they turn to the camera. It just feels like "What the heck, why did you start on the second verse?"
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    Font - villainous-queer Follow So fun thing I learned on a David Attenborough docu: parrots have about the level of understanding of what music is as a toddler. So they don't quite 'understand' it in the way adults and humpbacks do (notice he's not consistently on beat, exactly, but he does try), but nor do they only see noise as a way of advertising fitness or territory or warning, as other birds and animals do. It's really fascinating!
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    Sky - rain-rain-i-am-gay Follow I wanna see this bird in a band in a concert with other goth/punk/metal animals
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    Sky - juvinadelgreko Follow When a bird has a better sense of rhythm than you do
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