During this time of the Coronavirus pandemic, people are in a stressed state of mind, however, a cockatoo bird has come to their rescue. Former American basketball player Rex Chapman shared a video that will brighten up everyone’s day and leave you with a smile in your face. Who does not want to see a dancing bird freshen up their day! Add to that one that moves to the beat.
The video talked about shows a cockatoo dancing to the tunes of the phone’s alarm ringtones. This is not a joke as the cockatoo is meticulously dancing to the rhythm without showing any hesitation. Its almost as if the bird was trained to dance. This is not a joke.
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Cockatoo bird dances to ringtones
The bird is shown dancing to the ringtones which are naturally a sign of the beautiful connection between man and nature. The basketball star shared the video saying that this is the best content out there on the internet.
Ok, so this bird doing multiple dances to different alarm ringtones is definitely the Twitter content I’m here for.
Birds, bruh…https://t.co/CVHvBtIStz
— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) July 15, 2020
He shared the clip with the caption, this cockatoo doing multiple dances to different alarm ringtones is definitely the Twitter content I’m here for. Birds are beautifully talented. And we agree. This is the cutest thing that you will come across today.
The clip shows a person changing alarm ringtones on their phone, and as they do so, the bird starts swaying and dancing to the tunes. As the songs change, the cockatoo’s dance moves also switch accordingly. This is one of the most fun things that we have come across on the Internet.
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Suryapratim Ray is an engineer, author, robotics hobbyist, and an active Quoran. Being a technical blogger, he covers the good, bad, and ugly of science on a regular basis at Sciencenews18. In addition to his passion for writing, he’s equally keen on learning classical music.