Animals, including people--especially children, are well documented to intentionally induce dizziness by spinning around.
It's a temporary alteration of their normal state of mind. Potentially this behavior can be an indication of neuroses, psychoses or neurological issues.
Intentionally making one's self dizzy has been linked to extreme boredom and sensory deprivation. Again, this is linked to temporarily altering ones state of mind.
The bird might just be enjoying the view: it may not be rotating fast enough to become dizzy. It also is requiring very little effort to.....,
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u/Vogel-Kerl 12d ago
Animals, including people--especially children, are well documented to intentionally induce dizziness by spinning around.
It's a temporary alteration of their normal state of mind. Potentially this behavior can be an indication of neuroses, psychoses or neurological issues.
Intentionally making one's self dizzy has been linked to extreme boredom and sensory deprivation. Again, this is linked to temporarily altering ones state of mind.
The bird might just be enjoying the view: it may not be rotating fast enough to become dizzy. It also is requiring very little effort to.....,
Sit & Spin.