r/interestingasfuck • u/not-comet • 3h ago

This parrot has learned how to use YouTube on a smartphone, navigating and switching between videos using its beak.

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u/Iamfabulous1735285 3h ago

Now we got parrots doomscrolling, we brainrotted parrots

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u/Sampson_Storm 1h ago

so i have pet chickens. And my one girl Wig, well she likes the phone. but. if you try to TAKE the phone she does what ipad kids do. She throws a fit. She will bite me if i try to take the phone from her. i genuinely want to do an experiment with chicken development with half the subjects subjected to smart phone upbringing.

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u/whistlepig- 3h ago

He forgot to like and subscribe.

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u/Iamfabulous1735285 3h ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/GploQVKeECo6uCG5Sf

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u/Minute_Zombie_424 2h ago

Craziest roller coaster of game development I’ve ever witnessed

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u/NeedingNew 3h ago

Damn content leech!

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u/Fritzkreig 3h ago

I did not think that the beak would work on the haptic feedback screen; cool though!

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u/wybeubfer 3h ago

Parrot beaks contain blood vessels making it warm to the touch

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u/unknownuserdead 2h ago

No it's not about warmth. It's about conductivity. The beak is made of keratins which is non-conductive.

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u/Triairius 2h ago

If they contain blood vessels, they’re not just keratin. That’s probably the conductive part.

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u/unknownuserdead 2h ago

The blood vessels in a parrot's beak are located deep inside, in a highly vascularized layer of tissue called the dermis (or corium), which sits directly between the bony core of the jaw and the hard outer keratin sheath (the rhamphotheca). Literally Google

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u/4ssteroid 2h ago

Man you know a lot about a species that isn't even real

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u/brokenAsFck 2h ago

Mr. Know-it-all. Tell me who killed you, unknownuser?

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u/unknownuserdead 1h ago

Why the f am I being put on trial? The dude above me was wrong. Go hang by his dick.

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u/Expensive-Count-3500 1h ago

I am writing this using my nails (keratin).

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u/Sykes19 2h ago

Very likely using their tongue

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u/Fritzkreig 2h ago

My wet fingers don't work most of the time though?

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u/Sykes19 2h ago

Bird tongues aren't sopping wet

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u/kakatoru 1h ago

Why would haptic feedback affect this at all?

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u/RecentSatisfaction14 3h ago

It does in ai

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u/Defiant-Problem1576 3h ago

Can he call into work for me tomorrow ?

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u/The-Experiments 3h ago

And what it do? Searches for Parrot Porn. Amazing.

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u/n8bayonet 3h ago

We got parrots doom scrolling before gta 6

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u/SolKaynn 1h ago

As a former birb owner, I can confidently say that they use their Tongue lol

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u/shiggins114 3h ago

Bro! I thought the 7 yr olds were the smart ones. It's been the parrots the whole time

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u/HumblePothole 3h ago

Oh no... The internet got to the parrot! He got brain-rotted!

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u/DMONEYDelano 3h ago

New captcha is going to ask if you're an animal

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u/Lego_Blocks24 3h ago

Peck that like and subscribe button !

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u/RepublicHead9989 3h ago

The future is here and it’s a green bird with a smartphone addiction

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u/Vivid-Map1798 3h ago

The parrot’s next step:hit the subscribe button

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u/Sioluishere 2h ago

parrotforcement learning?

only parrots?

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u/Kingstad 3h ago

oh look, its us!

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u/Pancake_Thunderstorm 2h ago

IPad parrots

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u/fxknmdnss 1h ago

Straight to parrot porn. Classic.

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u/JamesLemon4 1h ago

Yeah I do the same thing. Big whoop

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u/ithebinman 59m ago

please don’t have this turn out to be AI

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u/Steve_Beef62 54m ago

He Enjoys Mr. Beak Challenges

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u/whatisthisdream- 3h ago

My urge to pet it...