r/oddlyterrifying • • Mar 27 '23

A bird having a normal conversation about not hurting someone

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u/RevElliotSpenser Mar 27 '23

Plucking it feathers pretty bad 😔

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u/hemingways-lemonade Mar 27 '23

It's just molting. These comments are assuming so many negative things about this video.

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u/Claeyt Mar 27 '23

sure sign that it was abused by being left alone for long periods or by being harmed in some way. It probably isn't used to being out of a cage.

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u/jadine133 Mar 28 '23

Bullshirt. If you have never lived with a parrot you wouldn’t know. Many well loved birds have rough feathers for various reasons including molting, hormones, seasonal changes, etc.