“I FREAKIN’ LOVE HER! I WISH SHE WAS MINE!!!! PLEASE KEEP ‘EM COMING FOR SHE MAKES ME LAUGH HYSTERICALLY, HONESTLY CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF HER!!!!”.

Here’s what a few people had to say about it already since its release in September 2015: At 1:50 I certainly ly do! Ya I do! F***ing around up there looking at f***ing marrying me but tell me who’s marrying you? I just like rock and roll! Then At 2:43 I ask “do you have an attitude pebble?” She says “ya! That’s right! The f***ing veterinarian!” How many statements can everyone hear?”Ĭheck out the clip below. Listen close to the whole video she’s a Ying stuff throughout the whole video. She’s not afraid to let her feelings be known. I think she let me know what she thought about going. “Pebble didn’t want to go back to her cage.

This is what the uploader shared in the video’s description: Pebbles’s feisty rant has gone viral since it was released on YouTube.

But the website also notes that Cockatoos commonly develop bad screaming habits that can be very annoying for neighbors. While her current caretakers might not know where Pebbles learned to cures, the female bird certainly isn’t afraid to go at it much like an angry sailor.Ĭockatoos can learn human language but sometimes they stick to their own form of communication, Bird Channel reports. “It’s obvious she heard it a lot somewhere along the line.” “So, we don’t know for sure where she learned it, but she came to us with it,” a rescue worker told the Daily Mail. Her two decade journey has finally led Pebbles to Canada’s Saskatoon Parrot Rescue where she is currently living while this video shot. The instability and constant shift in owners probably left a toll on the bird who has lived a domestic existence her whole life. During her 20-year life so far, the Cockatoo has lived in 10 different homes. While strutting back and forth across the cage where she is supposed to live, Pebbles puffs out her feathers and screeches every curse word she knows much to the chagrin of the bird’s owner who was there to catch the R-rated rant on video… After the bird’s owner asked Pebbles to kindly get back in her cage, the cockatoo was quick to tell the owner that she had other plans. In the clip, which some viewers might find offensive, Pebbles the cockatoo uses all the curses she’s learned over the years to tell her owner to go shove it. Pebble the cockatoo is 20 years old, and could live for another 60 years, Cheveldayoff noted.As you shall soon see, the animal video below, while certainly funny, might be better classified as NSFW. Learn more Watch on YouTube Watch on 9 comments 89 Upvoted This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast Sort by: best View discussions in 7 other communities level 1 PlasticGirl 7 yr. This video is age-restricted and only available on YouTube. Ultimately, a lot of these birds are wild at heart,” she said.Īdopting is a parrot is a lifelong commitment. Pebble the Crazy Cockatoo Gets Mad /watch. Some birds will bounce around from home to home multiple times in a year. Saskatoon Parrot Rescue, which is now located in Rosthern, has taken in nearly 100 birds over two years - seven alone in a month at the end of last year, she said. “We just want everyone to know that these (round) types of cages are completely unacceptable.”Ĭheveldayoff said the need to rescue birds like Pebble and Jojo is growing. Jojo has since been moved to a square cage in order to accommodate the bird’s large tail, Cheveldayoff said. The circular confinement originally housed an Alexandrine parrot named Jojo, who came to the rescue last week. “They have nowhere they can back into, and they will search endlessly for these areas.” “These round cages don’t offer any security to the bird,” she said. While most people are amused by the cockatoo’s blue streak of swearing, Cheveldayoff said she hopes the viral video helps to educate them about the ongoing needs of the birds the rescue takes in. The couple said they have heard from viewers as far away as San Francisco. “That’s when everything went bananas,” Cheveldayoff said. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.