Clearly the people that are calling you an abusive pet owner are uneducated in more than one respect. One of them can't even spell a word as basic as torturous.
I love this video! I have watched it at least 5 times in amazement of how smart the cockatoo is! It's funny how he unlocked the first door & then went to unlock the other door like prisoners escaping! LOL! :)
The cockatoo does all the work, the macaw bursts open the cage after the cockatoo is finally done... and the CAG waits for them both to escape before he mysteriously appears on the top of the cage... like a boss.
For all of you who think that having a cockatoo in a cage or any other bird in cage is animal abuse first think of what animal abuse is: it's when an animal is neglected, mistreated and/or mal-nourished!!! Us bird owners know they need a little bit of freedom that's why most of us let them be free all day and close their cage at night!! I respect your opinions but US BIRD LOVERS ARE NOT ANIMAL ABUSERS!!!!
All of the critics probably have dogs or cats. Same thing. Animals domesticated for personal use by humans. My birds have never had their wings clipped. They can fly wherever they want. I even take them outside. They stay wherever I put them. They can chew things up though.
CAGING an animal that was born to "FLY" and cutting it feathers off so it can't fly, is animal abuse! Period, Keep trying to make" yourself" feel better for torchering animals, you are no better than Michael Vick!
What a great video. I love their prison break! They all look pretty pleased with themselves. I should put a camera on mine when I go out. LOL Thanks for sharing!
It`s always so sad to watch birds in a cage. All birds should live in freedom. The nature has given them two wings. And these wings are not made for beating against bars. Question....is anyone here who wants to spend his life in a cage? No?
Most good bird owners leave the cage open all day. I would say if you never take the bird out and play with him then thats cruel cause birds are social animals.At night my birds all fly back into there cages cause they consider it home not prison. Oh brother where do you people come from....
@Vampireknightlvr1 well thats good wow how much did the cage cost cuaz im looking to buy a sulphur crested cockadoo the one seen the video if u can can u tell wat type of store u went to buy ur bird thanks
@Vampireknightlvr1 hahaha thats funny but there close to family so thats smart but maybe it just wants to get out of the cage but i don't know u and how u take care of your pets but maybe tak it out once in a while
Any one that thinks this is some kind of manipulation trick done by the owner is probably wrong. I am owned by two macaws myself, and they know how to cut the ropes at the bottom of their giant maximum security prisons, snip a padlock, then slide the bars and the trays out under it to escape underneath.
Wnem I had my Cockatoo, Ki-Ki, she used to fly all over the village, Her favourite was to join the circling homing pigeons. If I drove out to paint landscape pictures, Ki-Ki would come with me, poking her head out of the car window to catch the slip-stream rush of wind, She would fly off to explore the countyside while I painted, but as soon as I started the car, Ki-Ki would fly into the car though an open window, I sometimes had to blow the horn, as Ki-Ki was having so much fun in the wild!
BILL:OK BOYS ITS TIME WE GET OUTA HERE....just give me a couple minutes here with this lock 1:02 ok got the lock off now to unhinge it 1:15 damm almost had it 1:18 GOT IT JO JO GET OVER IM GONNA FREE THE OTHERS JO:holey crap man i cant belive this is happening BILL: SHHH quiet b4 sum1 hears u 2:07 BILL:HELLO MY FRIEND FREEDOM IS YOURS quick up here 2:34 MA X: thanks bill great job JO:yea wat he said but wat now bil 2:48 BILL: we live we are free...4 NOW wat i mean by 4 now is
I have many Toos as well as Macaws they never cease to amaze me with their abilities. You secure things on their cages they watch you closely, you can almost see the wheels turning in their heads. I`m constantly in awe of their intellect not a day goes by I don`t shake my head.
My friend's Scarlett Macaw attacked her smaller Macaw(I forget the species). It was one of the little ones though. Poor little thing lost a wing. Can't imagine what set off the big one though. They're both cuddlers. Dunno what got into the big one.
I loved this. What a clever old too, letting out all her buddies and herself. But please I wish you would put them in separate cages. You only need something to spook them and it will be kiaos. Please think about separating them. Video is fun xxxxx
Your Cockatoo is one of the smartest escape artists I've seen. I used to have a Hans Macaw that was very good at getting out of his cage. I had to keep padlocks on his door and food & water dish doors and locked when we left the house.
PLEASE dont keep all those birds together in one cage!!!! I saw on tv where a U2 ended up w/her legs/beak bitten off by her best friend a macaw. They were buddies for yrs. It only took 1 fight and a few mins for that to happen. These bds would never be together in the wild. It only takes 1 time for something bad to happen the its too late.
Hah! My macaws do this every morning, let themselves out and then "free" all the rest of the flock... cockateils, african greys, lovebirds, conures. Of course, here, cages are just homes, a safe place to be when visitors come or the door to the outside is open. These are all rescue birds, by the way, and could not survive if I were to let them outside.
For all you idiots that think this is animal cruelty... Get a life n stop critisizing others. None of u obviously know anything. This was an excellent video. Really shows how smart they are! If they were abused they would take advantage of the situation of being OUT of their cage and try to escape further from the house they live at. I have NO DOUBT in my mind that every one of those beautiful birds is happy as can be.
@tattley1110 the wings are most likely clipped i doubt they could fly away very far. Though i would have to agree with some of the viewers i would rather not have any animal caged unless it was being treated or was injured in a manner that it wouldn't be able to survive in the wild.
@tattley1110 Totally agree, I have 7 rescued parrots, from people who actually abused them. They are defiantly a lot of work, but as far as wing clipping being cruel, I see it no different then a dog being stuck in a house all day without being walked. Wild dogs walk miles and miles a day, so what's the difference? I have a U2 and he doesn't just open the cage, he takes the whole door off! He has plenty of toys for foraging and distroying, he just hates when his door is closed. What a character!
I really admire how Billy keeps his mind on business! The moment he gets out he proceeds to the other door and lock and takes it out of action (until you find it again.) Only then (with the lock in hand) does he make for the top of the cage and some "free" time. Aaaa-mmm-azing!
Very smart birds, one should not underestimate their intelligence. ;)
But I have to warn you keeping these birds together, especially having a macaw with a 'too and a grey, since macaws are highly suspectible of pulmonary hypersensitivity syndrome, especially the b&g's since they don't have feathers covering their nostrils.
This is not cruelty. Bird use their beaks as hands. My bird does not have his wings clipped but he uses his mouth for climbing, opening things and swinging from branches. Cockatoos love puzzles of all types in even in the wild will often break into cars and stuff just because they enjoy it.
You're putting out a bad reputation for those who actually care about animal rights and welfare.
Volunteer at an animal shelter or a humane society to learn firsthand what real animal cruelty is like, based on the previous lives of the homeless animals there.
this isn't animal cruelty at all. birds don't have arms, they have wings and their feet, and they use their feet as hands. Toos are very very smart birds and they love puzzles, Toos have been known to open any kind of lock there is, and they enjoy it!! plus if you notice these birds looks fantastic.
That is so cool! I loved watching. Parrots are something else! Are the parrots yours? Five Stars from me!! If I could give 10 I would....funny funny funny
Very cute video, I`m not a great fan of the idea of having birds as pets (too much trouble), but parrots and macaws are just too charming and iteligent. *.*
That eco-idiots are upsetting me, as a fishkeeper I know the importance of pet market for the encouragement of captive breeding of various species. As a brazilian I know how the ilegal animal trading is harmful to the endangered species, but our government have a lot of strict laws about capturing and selling illegal wild animals. If all are aware when purchasing exotic pets this illegal market will be a bad business. Stop being an eco-idiot and start being eco-conscious. :)
Very cute and endearing video. Billy looks like the safe cracker, Max looks like brains being the quiet one minding his own business while Billy does the dirty work; and JoJo is the muscle. Love how Billy after he gets to the top of the cage does a great pose. He is so proud of himself and is asking you it seems, "You didn't think I would did you?" Thanks for posting!
My companion umbrella cockatoo is also an escape artist although she has little need to do this now. Her former caretakers used to leave her alone for weekends; that's a big no no. These birds don't do well alone. One weekend they left the key in the lock. She turned the key, popped the lock, removed it and turned the latch just like your video. When the "caretakers" came home their medicine cabinet had been turned into toothpicks.
lol yeah i wish i filmed my macaw i have a blue and gold who because wrapped a hanger around the door and put clamps on t decided that he would just take the whole door off by undoing every bolt ......and did
oooooh my goodness dis is sooo funnii and cute...... one bird unlocks the door the other opens it..... I love Blue and Gold Macaws where did u get urs from!!!!
These are my birdies and we love them very much--and they know it. Billy (the cockatoo) is a lovie dovie birdy who would like nothing more than to sit in your lap and let you love all over him 24 /7. Max (the Grey) talks up a blue streak and is so intelligent. yesterday when I cam home, he asked me if I had eaten lunch yet? We didnt teach him that. JoJo-my macaw loves to be cradled, hang up side down, and he adores my 11 year old. They are members of our family and we love them.
My amazement is how you can have 3 completely different species of parrot in the same place at the same time. I spend most of my time keeping my guys from annoying the crap out of each other.
One day, all to soon, the only parrots alive will be living in our homes. It never ceases to amaze me how people are so cool with how dogs and cats were bred for our entertainment. Domestic cats aren't even really a natural breed. But take a parrot who couldn't survive without humans and OMG it's the end of the world. Enjoy your nice home that was built by what would have been a natural habitat for a dangerously endangerd parrot.
Wood is a natural resource, it even does this crazy thing called growing back. Just because the fools in South America can't stop deforestation for farmland doesn't have anything to do with keeping parrots. If anything captive breed parrots will guarantee the species survival.
Devoid of consciousness? WTF do you mean by that? Birds like almost any other animal (including humans btw) have a nervous system and thus have a consciousness. Jeez you make pro-freedom folk sound like idiots.
A nervous system does NOT constitute consciousness lol.I suggest you set down with a copy of The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind by former professor of psychology at Princeton University.Anyone who has read this great masterpiece will readily identify who the idiot is.
Partners in crime lol
katkitty104 2 weeks ago
i have a bird i think it cant open a lock
legopeople432 2 months ago
Lol my bird just takes the easy way out , it pushes the food or water bowl put and goes through there.
JustLiving305 2 months ago
hey, do you mind me using a short segment of this footage for a movie i am making?
i intend to make a movie and a snippet of this video can be used to depict ' a new found freedom'
dasaadz 3 months ago
That cockatoo is the mastermind, the macaw is his associate; And the African grey is like "No way am I trying to escape".
Mikeanglo 3 months ago
it's foot... LOL!
becaro0nie 3 months ago
He's the "Rise of the planet of the apes; Cesar" of birds. Great vid. Wonderful bird!
DEBRACRANFORD 3 months ago
Clearly the people that are calling you an abusive pet owner are uneducated in more than one respect. One of them can't even spell a word as basic as torturous.
Comeatmebro6 3 months ago
I love this video! I have watched it at least 5 times in amazement of how smart the cockatoo is! It's funny how he unlocked the first door & then went to unlock the other door like prisoners escaping! LOL! :)
cocopinkmakeup1927 3 months ago
How did you get them all sharing a cage ????? I wish my 3 cockatoos would share a big cage any tips???? Beautiful birds you have :-)
funkyaxx 3 months ago
I love how people cry "animal cruelty" to something someone has done with their pets that they wish they could do on youtube videos. get a life.
1990sacrecoeur 3 months ago
Macaw: Alright! you unlocked the cage, now let's get the hell out!
Cockatoo: I did what? I was just trying to get that shiny lock so I could play with it...
lalathethird333 3 months ago
Wow, a cockatoo, a grey, and a macaw... that's quite a fun collection you ahve there.
Arkalius80 4 months ago
cute little bastard! :-))))
loptosko1 4 months ago
I cacatua sono specializzati evasori e s montatori
elatami 6 months ago
good stuff !!
dogzbody64 6 months ago
The cockatoo does all the work, the macaw bursts open the cage after the cockatoo is finally done... and the CAG waits for them both to escape before he mysteriously appears on the top of the cage... like a boss.
RyukonoTsuki 6 months ago 2
Its funny how the cockatoo was so smart to unlock the door, but then when it drops the lock he just sits there so confused. lol
theVcam 6 months ago
i love how the big ass macaw opens the cage
kalvin208 6 months ago
wow
Ecktunbaas 7 months ago in playlist papegaai
I want to see the sequel.......
mkzen777 7 months ago
The music so goes with it
Eileen240 7 months ago
Im so jealous of your cage lol.
brucedabetta 7 months ago
¡Jajaja, buenísimo!!
reinadegrillos 8 months ago
Did he pick that lock? thats what I call skill
Bluyoshi8z 8 months ago
i am not giting that cag bc he can diy in that cag bc metll can diy him if i wrll you i wot dow dat bet i am give you post
DawnCraig37 8 months ago
And the gray was the mastermind behind the whole operation.
dixievfd55 8 months ago 3
Obviously you shouldn't let them have the keys. Maybe a combination lock would be better. lol
Botheparrot 8 months ago
18 people couldn't get the lock off the cage.
chikabirdy 8 months ago 2
For all of you who think that having a cockatoo in a cage or any other bird in cage is animal abuse first think of what animal abuse is: it's when an animal is neglected, mistreated and/or mal-nourished!!! Us bird owners know they need a little bit of freedom that's why most of us let them be free all day and close their cage at night!! I respect your opinions but US BIRD LOVERS ARE NOT ANIMAL ABUSERS!!!!
maer06 8 months ago
@maer06 Animals at the bottom of the food chain see freedom differently than animals at the top, like humans.
A "nice place to be" to a bird is a branch in a heavily leafed tree, having food and water makes it even better. Which is a lot like a good cage.
Botheparrot 8 months ago
lol there was an accomplice!! the door buster!!
streetsurfer419 8 months ago
great video, the master mind behind the operation, the cockatoo!!!!!!!!!!!!
mkzen777 8 months ago
Oh you parrot non-owners, never doubt the intelligence of a parrot!! Us parrot parents don't!!
louieIRN 9 months ago 2
cute legs...when its like lashing to grab the look..hehe
MultiFast201 9 months ago
smart birds
255raphy 10 months ago
the suspense!
portalpwner 10 months ago
I wish my cockatiel would do something like this but my cockatiel is very tame so....... i guess its cool!
HMDFerretlover 10 months ago
All of the critics probably have dogs or cats. Same thing. Animals domesticated for personal use by humans. My birds have never had their wings clipped. They can fly wherever they want. I even take them outside. They stay wherever I put them. They can chew things up though.
wreckah 10 months ago 2
now, time to unlock the house, then, off to the white house
KrisaurusFlanger 10 months ago
Nice mccaw!
GeoSlash99 11 months ago
Great! Very cool to watch it..
ParrotTrainingSchool 11 months ago
Keeps spouting offf about? I made oen statement!
CAGING an animal that was born to "FLY" and cutting it feathers off so it can't fly, is animal abuse! Period, Keep trying to make" yourself" feel better for torchering animals, you are no better than Michael Vick!
skyrider4ever 11 months ago
Macaw: "ME FIRST!"
cainster 11 months ago
The Mcaw...His partner in crime.
EelamTiggette 11 months ago
How is this animal cruelty? That cage is huge.
Reeinsford 11 months ago
that was so kewl my salmon crested cockatoo does the same... would be kewl to see him do it with the pad lock on lol
scooterfxef 11 months ago
omg so smart almost shit my pants because of the awesome ness
vaporeon333xxx 1 year ago
What a great video. I love their prison break! They all look pretty pleased with themselves. I should put a camera on mine when I go out. LOL Thanks for sharing!
darcymaree 1 year ago
It`s always so sad to watch birds in a cage. All birds should live in freedom. The nature has given them two wings. And these wings are not made for beating against bars. Question....is anyone here who wants to spend his life in a cage? No?
So why do you think that animals want that?
Lucy82681 1 year ago
@Lucy82681 Don't you have any pets Lucy..?
jam13es 1 year ago
@Lucy82681
Most good bird owners leave the cage open all day. I would say if you never take the bird out and play with him then thats cruel cause birds are social animals.At night my birds all fly back into there cages cause they consider it home not prison. Oh brother where do you people come from....
Kikode2005 4 months ago
lol im pretty sure they were trained to do that..but either way those birds are genius
nicofernando1 1 year ago
@Vampireknightlvr1 wow thanks but wat type of adoption cuaz petsmart does the same or was it the legit adoption center and was it for free
bario46cityhights 1 year ago
@Vampireknightlvr1 well thats good wow how much did the cage cost cuaz im looking to buy a sulphur crested cockadoo the one seen the video if u can can u tell wat type of store u went to buy ur bird thanks
bario46cityhights 1 year ago
@Vampireknightlvr1 hahaha thats funny but there close to family so thats smart but maybe it just wants to get out of the cage but i don't know u and how u take care of your pets but maybe tak it out once in a while
bario46cityhights 1 year ago
that was awesome ... love the way he takes off the other lock just cause .... and that cage is huge nice post
ZacGot1 1 year ago
The term "bird brain" to mean "stupid" is obviously wrong!
MarthaH605 1 year ago 26
HAHA! This is great. Well-done in the video department, too. Posting to Facebook!
MarthaH605 1 year ago
Any one that thinks this is some kind of manipulation trick done by the owner is probably wrong. I am owned by two macaws myself, and they know how to cut the ropes at the bottom of their giant maximum security prisons, snip a padlock, then slide the bars and the trays out under it to escape underneath.
xBoogieStarx 8 months ago 2
That cockatoo looks so soft!! and smart!
boredBordeaux 1 year ago
@boredBordeaux I WANA PET IT!!!!!
AGGIZMO25 1 year ago
THIS IS MY LIBRARY TEACHER'S BIRD!!!!!!!!!!!!
RaNdOmCoOkI3 1 year ago
2:29 - 2:32 was nearly too perfect.
"My name is Cockatoo, Billy cockatoo"
1Animeculture 1 year ago
parrots are so smart! love them all ;)
birthofsun 1 year ago
Wnem I had my Cockatoo, Ki-Ki, she used to fly all over the village, Her favourite was to join the circling homing pigeons. If I drove out to paint landscape pictures, Ki-Ki would come with me, poking her head out of the car window to catch the slip-stream rush of wind, She would fly off to explore the countyside while I painted, but as soon as I started the car, Ki-Ki would fly into the car though an open window, I sometimes had to blow the horn, as Ki-Ki was having so much fun in the wild!
WarzSchoolchild 1 year ago
smart birds..
nysyirah 1 year ago
This vid is awesome!!! And to all the comments bout animal cruelty,it's actually you guys who must be cruel....these birds look healthy and happy!
vidushiee 1 year ago 8
LOL, Billy's quite an intelligent little stinker!
Gr8Gaia 1 year ago
What an animal cruelty!!! Poor bird!!! He has to spend his whole life in a cage!!!!
Lucy82681 1 year ago
@Lucy82681 Yeahhh no. Look at the size of that cage, the owner obviously loves those birds very much and takes them out. Now hush up
omgitsemmav 1 year ago
"Looks like this is a crime.... most fowl" *puts shades on* YYYEEEEEAAAAAHHHHH"
kagasan2008 1 year ago
DARN U NAMED THEM mayb i could edit wat i had planned
JJTHEKILLERDOLL 1 year ago
JJTHEKILLERDOLL 1 year ago
until they get put back in nd yes 4 those of u who may ask i do indeed do not have a life
JJTHEKILLERDOLL 1 year ago
did i just see the parrot clipping the pick lock main u shape bar?? ROFLMA that is one strong beak
Aryanpars 1 year ago
i love parrots :-)
darthtil 1 year ago
2:12 Confused me a little he went to the top an dropped the Lock like he was king lol.
VideoCridic 1 year ago
彼らは喋れないが決してバカではないと言う事だ。
colt8583 1 year ago
WE ALL GONNA DIE!
Vidusdaugava 1 year ago
what music is this o_o? lol
PrincessRainbow99 1 year ago
@PrincessRainbow99 Mission: Impossible OST
marcimixpl 1 year ago
nie długo papugi opanują świat !
hkr013 1 year ago
Missão impossível tornada possível com muita paciência e habilidade. Esta arara merecia um passeio em liberdade.
afofigueiredo 1 year ago
It's bloody brilliant whahahahaha
Beautiful, smart birds, this has nothing to do with cruelty, those birds looks happy, very happy!
JaninaAga 1 year ago
mr bond, mr bond! the parrots are on the loose!!!
04artwil 1 year ago
white is michael
pumpkin color is lincoln
who is gray?
uminofukurou 1 year ago
PARROT BREAK !!! xaxaxa!
jack0vps 1 year ago
Hahahaha!!! Sooo Gooood!
The Great Escape!!! :D
Peregrinus85 1 year ago
If cockatoos had human arms they would conquer the world & enslave human kind.
piofol 1 year ago
Are you gonna keep those Animalls all their life in your room ?
excail4 1 year ago
hahahahahah..PRISION BREAK
NelsinhoPaul 1 year ago
lol the cockatoo did all the work but he let the parrot look like he was the one who broke out lmao
teamUGLY 1 year ago
Oh damn, that be a superbird.
Incredibly smart AND be supportin' thumbs!
kamajje 1 year ago
Awesome!
ryry2776 1 year ago
I have many Toos as well as Macaws they never cease to amaze me with their abilities. You secure things on their cages they watch you closely, you can almost see the wheels turning in their heads. I`m constantly in awe of their intellect not a day goes by I don`t shake my head.
whattazoo 1 year ago
@whattazoo How many birds do you have and did you rescue them? I have one and don't have enough time to take care of him.
Linda
birdlady423 1 year ago
@birdlady423
We have 25 birds everything from lovebirds to macaws
whattazoo 1 year ago
My friend's Scarlett Macaw attacked her smaller Macaw(I forget the species). It was one of the little ones though. Poor little thing lost a wing. Can't imagine what set off the big one though. They're both cuddlers. Dunno what got into the big one.
NolitaDenise 1 year ago
my parraket tried to do that today
MrFury4 1 year ago
FAVVED SUBSCRiBED AND ADDED AS FRiEnD!
diablokoaiua 1 year ago
Whattt! Scary!
cyagnusxi 1 year ago
lool thats cool!
CuzImaRaiderXRaidX 1 year ago
I loved this. What a clever old too, letting out all her buddies and herself. But please I wish you would put them in separate cages. You only need something to spook them and it will be kiaos. Please think about separating them. Video is fun xxxxx
wizzifloyd 1 year ago
teach him how to open up with a key !
Serkant75 1 year ago
Your Cockatoo is one of the smartest escape artists I've seen. I used to have a Hans Macaw that was very good at getting out of his cage. I had to keep padlocks on his door and food & water dish doors and locked when we left the house.
themntornado 1 year ago
PLEASE dont keep all those birds together in one cage!!!! I saw on tv where a U2 ended up w/her legs/beak bitten off by her best friend a macaw. They were buddies for yrs. It only took 1 fight and a few mins for that to happen. These bds would never be together in the wild. It only takes 1 time for something bad to happen the its too late.
2Ryled 1 year ago
Hah! My macaws do this every morning, let themselves out and then "free" all the rest of the flock... cockateils, african greys, lovebirds, conures. Of course, here, cages are just homes, a safe place to be when visitors come or the door to the outside is open. These are all rescue birds, by the way, and could not survive if I were to let them outside.
grannyoh 1 year ago
Ha ha! That is the best!
JonDuanePerry 1 year ago
Awesome.
WRP813 2 years ago
i am sorry for them...really.
three totally different birds in one cage when one doesn't understand the others language. that really sucks....its' not cute.
if i'd be one of them i' also try to escape!
tinysxedancer 2 years ago
What a foolish comment. Are you one of those PETA morons or what?
TheEMSLife 2 years ago
I love how the macaw is smart enough to climb higher to use his weight to cause the door to open wider. That takes some brains for sure!
cainster 2 years ago
Did you train them? If so, good job!
doirBravo 2 years ago
lol the bird is funny
andradaiulia2008 2 years ago
They aren't birds they're people!
Natturs 2 years ago 2
Haha, Lol, They're smart. My friend's can do that, but he just knows the bolt trick. He can't get a lock undone, too.
kargo50 2 years ago
For all you idiots that think this is animal cruelty... Get a life n stop critisizing others. None of u obviously know anything. This was an excellent video. Really shows how smart they are! If they were abused they would take advantage of the situation of being OUT of their cage and try to escape further from the house they live at. I have NO DOUBT in my mind that every one of those beautiful birds is happy as can be.
tattley1110 2 years ago 40
@tattley1110 the wings are most likely clipped i doubt they could fly away very far. Though i would have to agree with some of the viewers i would rather not have any animal caged unless it was being treated or was injured in a manner that it wouldn't be able to survive in the wild.
madman3891 1 year ago
@tattley1110 Escape? How, their wings are clipped! It is cruel to keep birds...PERIOD
skyrider4ever 11 months ago
@skyrider4ever So a bird can be lavished with good food, good toys, a warm home and love and comfort . . . and it's still abuse?
I think you need to learn the definition of that word you keep spouting.
TheMuffinBurgler 11 months ago 2
@tattley1110 Totally agree, I have 7 rescued parrots, from people who actually abused them. They are defiantly a lot of work, but as far as wing clipping being cruel, I see it no different then a dog being stuck in a house all day without being walked. Wild dogs walk miles and miles a day, so what's the difference? I have a U2 and he doesn't just open the cage, he takes the whole door off! He has plenty of toys for foraging and distroying, he just hates when his door is closed. What a character!
14Raine14 10 months ago
Either Copperfield's, David Blaine's or Chriss Angel's bird...
sazer123 2 years ago
that is so cool!
aziandna 2 years ago
GOOD JOB!!! :D
pilorin 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
To watch that video makes me feel sad. I think, it`s not right to keep a bird in a cage.
A bird is not born to live in a cage his whole lilfe!
maryjulie2 2 years ago
I really admire how Billy keeps his mind on business! The moment he gets out he proceeds to the other door and lock and takes it out of action (until you find it again.) Only then (with the lock in hand) does he make for the top of the cage and some "free" time. Aaaa-mmm-azing!
ruffianoo 2 years ago 2
Lol on 0:56! He looks around to make sure he's not caught!
Sev0nne 2 years ago 2
LOL did you see the B&G when the cackatoo opened the door, he was like oh shit!
luvmypup93 2 years ago
Very smart birds, one should not underestimate their intelligence. ;)
But I have to warn you keeping these birds together, especially having a macaw with a 'too and a grey, since macaws are highly suspectible of pulmonary hypersensitivity syndrome, especially the b&g's since they don't have feathers covering their nostrils.
Skywalker91 2 years ago 18
That's true - I talked to a customer the other day that lost a 7 year old blue and gold and her vet lost a Hyacinth also.
37thunder 1 year ago
HA! awesome music!
jxh0703 2 years ago
aww shnap. i should never have watch this with my cockatoo... now shes plotting =x
SoulHeng 2 years ago 3
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THIS IS ANIMAL CRUELTY.
I don't find anything funny about this.
Imagine yourself in this position with your arms cut off and getting yourself out with your mouth and toes.
elsieritchie 2 years ago
This is not cruelty. Bird use their beaks as hands. My bird does not have his wings clipped but he uses his mouth for climbing, opening things and swinging from branches. Cockatoos love puzzles of all types in even in the wild will often break into cars and stuff just because they enjoy it.
Caroleeena 2 years ago
You're putting out a bad reputation for those who actually care about animal rights and welfare.
Volunteer at an animal shelter or a humane society to learn firsthand what real animal cruelty is like, based on the previous lives of the homeless animals there.
mdzitro 2 years ago 2
this isn't animal cruelty at all. birds don't have arms, they have wings and their feet, and they use their feet as hands. Toos are very very smart birds and they love puzzles, Toos have been known to open any kind of lock there is, and they enjoy it!! plus if you notice these birds looks fantastic.
lamagdalena 2 years ago 4
u apparently dont know what animal cruelty is...
aziandna 2 years ago
if you think this is animal cruelty you havent seen an animal being abused
peachycute81 2 years ago
You are a complete fricking dolt to think that was animal cruelty. Stupid POS.
TheEMSLife 2 years ago
@elsieritchie Are you retarded?
marigilfoil 1 year ago
That is so cool! I loved watching. Parrots are something else! Are the parrots yours? Five Stars from me!! If I could give 10 I would....funny funny funny
claudianmax 2 years ago
I loved this!!!! Too cute!
DJdext 2 years ago
very funny me likes :-)
chiniwillly 2 years ago
lol at 2:32 Billy is like all sad since he lost ther lock
XD
THX 4 POSTIN
MixPearlVoice 2 years ago
good job, they deserved some treats ^^
ilovemovie1968 2 years ago
OMG
MrLuckviewer 2 years ago
my corella did that when i went to school only he was outside.
but its okay cos i found him in a tree about 10 minutes from my house and when he saw me he flew down into my arms :P
mcrmyfav 2 years ago
Wow... Nice cage, they must be spoiled lol.
Brisa440 2 years ago
Awesome video!! Very cute & perfect music!!! Love how Billy helps out his friends....
ColleenM0317 2 years ago
lol when powers combined they become!!!!.....free? lol
Zmb8440 2 years ago
Very cute video, I`m not a great fan of the idea of having birds as pets (too much trouble), but parrots and macaws are just too charming and iteligent. *.*
Nanjenchan 2 years ago
That eco-idiots are upsetting me, as a fishkeeper I know the importance of pet market for the encouragement of captive breeding of various species. As a brazilian I know how the ilegal animal trading is harmful to the endangered species, but our government have a lot of strict laws about capturing and selling illegal wild animals. If all are aware when purchasing exotic pets this illegal market will be a bad business. Stop being an eco-idiot and start being eco-conscious. :)
Nanjenchan 2 years ago
Very cute and endearing video. Billy looks like the safe cracker, Max looks like brains being the quiet one minding his own business while Billy does the dirty work; and JoJo is the muscle. Love how Billy after he gets to the top of the cage does a great pose. He is so proud of himself and is asking you it seems, "You didn't think I would did you?" Thanks for posting!
lonecoolman 2 years ago
Love the video. Nice to see them all getting along. Did you get them all at the same time?
mojoredbeak 2 years ago
i love how the birds just sit at the top of the cage after they're out, like they're thinking "okay... now what?"
hahaha :]
cravinsumcandy524 2 years ago 3
omg awesome bird
gaspeli 2 years ago
My companion umbrella cockatoo is also an escape artist although she has little need to do this now. Her former caretakers used to leave her alone for weekends; that's a big no no. These birds don't do well alone. One weekend they left the key in the lock. She turned the key, popped the lock, removed it and turned the latch just like your video. When the "caretakers" came home their medicine cabinet had been turned into toothpicks.
Leave me alone, will ya! Take this!
Great video, than you.
ChloeSanctuary 2 years ago
OMG! this is great!
sasithornamy 2 years ago
lol yeah i wish i filmed my macaw i have a blue and gold who because wrapped a hanger around the door and put clamps on t decided that he would just take the whole door off by undoing every bolt ......and did
wulffea 2 years ago
oooooh my goodness dis is sooo funnii and cute...... one bird unlocks the door the other opens it..... I love Blue and Gold Macaws where did u get urs from!!!!
GudGunz13 2 years ago
very smart parrots
good thinking on the mission impossible music
LOL
greenmatrix151023387 2 years ago
These are my birdies and we love them very much--and they know it. Billy (the cockatoo) is a lovie dovie birdy who would like nothing more than to sit in your lap and let you love all over him 24 /7. Max (the Grey) talks up a blue streak and is so intelligent. yesterday when I cam home, he asked me if I had eaten lunch yet? We didnt teach him that. JoJo-my macaw loves to be cradled, hang up side down, and he adores my 11 year old. They are members of our family and we love them.
blacklightteeth 2 years ago
beautiful parrots and cage!!!
BassottiSoccorso 2 years ago
loved the video :D and the cage is amazing, they get on so well
spickymaster 2 years ago
this is absolutely the best video in the whole wide world!!!!! i have watched it
over & over. i love it.
dannidivine 2 years ago
rofl................ omfg i was just looking up a movie called conair & then pop out so random & niceeeeeee 5/5!!!!
CuzImaRaiderXRaidX 2 years ago
haha made me laugh lmao
Very intellegent creatures for sure!
shell10111 2 years ago
My amazement is how you can have 3 completely different species of parrot in the same place at the same time. I spend most of my time keeping my guys from annoying the crap out of each other.
slmasiak 2 years ago
One day, all to soon, the only parrots alive will be living in our homes. It never ceases to amaze me how people are so cool with how dogs and cats were bred for our entertainment. Domestic cats aren't even really a natural breed. But take a parrot who couldn't survive without humans and OMG it's the end of the world. Enjoy your nice home that was built by what would have been a natural habitat for a dangerously endangerd parrot.
slmasiak 2 years ago
Wood is a natural resource, it even does this crazy thing called growing back. Just because the fools in South America can't stop deforestation for farmland doesn't have anything to do with keeping parrots. If anything captive breed parrots will guarantee the species survival.
Dysl3xicDog 2 years ago
STFU you tree-hugging jackass.
TheEMSLife 2 years ago
That is AWESOME!!!!
charmed1424 2 years ago
Woah nice!
Zoltres 2 years ago
OMG !!
that is very smart can they talk
4Jatin4 2 years ago
of corse dumb
MTMMagic 2 years ago
corse?
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Knocks4U 3 years ago
Devoid of consciousness? WTF do you mean by that? Birds like almost any other animal (including humans btw) have a nervous system and thus have a consciousness. Jeez you make pro-freedom folk sound like idiots.
silverbackman 2 years ago
A nervous system does NOT constitute consciousness lol.I suggest you set down with a copy of The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind by former professor of psychology at Princeton University.Anyone who has read this great masterpiece will readily identify who the idiot is.
Knocks4U 2 years ago