Bird Sees It’s Owner Tapping On Drums, Joins In And Starts ‘Rocking Out’

Birds are often celebrated for their enchanting vocal abilities, creating a harmonious backdrop to many a morning with their beautiful whistles and chirps. The concept of these feathered creatures participating in instrumental music, however, is not something frequently encountered. Nevertheless, in a delightful twist, there exists a Japanese cockatiel that stands as a testament to the exception. This particular bird has shown a unique interest in percussion, diverging from the usual bird behavior of vocal mimicry or song.

This cockatiel’s inclination towards using objects to produce rhythmic sounds adds a fascinating layer to our understanding of avian intelligence and their capacity for musical expression, illustrating that the natural world is full of surprises and unexplored talents.

 

Image/Story Source Credit: 一緒に太鼓が叩きたい via YouTube Video

 

As the bird’s owner taps rhythmically on a miniature drum, the cockatiel begins nodding its head in time with the beat, showing an evident appreciation for the rhythm. Demonstrating a surprising level of musical inclination, the bird then approaches the drum and, employing its beak as if it were a drumstick, begins to play along.

This cockatiel’s musical prowess is not only unexpected but genuinely impressive, showcasing a remarkable moment of cross-species musical collaboration.

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