A large crowd of all ages flocked to the KeokukPublic Library’s Round Room to sit in for a fascinating presentation about feathered friends from the rainforest featuring four Cockatoo guests during "A Cockatoo Encounter" on Wednesday.
A noisy population of feral yellow-crested cockatoos living in the dense, urban landscape of Hong Kong may hold the genetic key to saving the species from extinction in Indonesia, according to a new study.
) BackHKU Researchers RevealHong Kong as a Biodiversity Ark for Yellow-crested Cockatoos and Expand Nesting Support... A pair of cockatoos uses the nest box installed on the St ... BuildingSafe Homes for Hong Kong's Urban Cockatoos.
Residents of the scenic Great Ocean Road are at their wits' end after the increasingly intelligent birds learnt how to lift the lids of wheelie bins, spreading rubbish through the scenic town ... .
) Research led by The Australian National University (ANU) has revealed that wild sulphur-crested cockatoos learn what foods are safe to eat by watching each other - a discovery ...