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Fun fact: When presented with a new or unfamiliar object, some parrots may experience panic and anxiety and attempt to avoid it or retreat. This is known as "neophobia" or the fear of new things. 🦜📚😱 #naturalhabitat #naturalhabitatshorts #naturalhabitok

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Offshore Oddities1 年前

Academics during finals week

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it's me, syd1 年前

Love this. Lots of adults animals experience neophobia, and even domestic animals to a lesser extent! That’s why it’s so important to socialize your pets to new experiences while they’re young. Neophobia helps you survive in the wild, but can be dangerous for a dog to experience!

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Fortress Wolf🌹🔥❤️‍🔥1 年前

That's weird considering they're also extremely curious birds who are easily fascinated by cause and effect stimuli. Are they just their own worst enemies all the time?

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🗣️ASHLEY!1 年前

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テイト// sᴏᴜᴛʜᴇʀɴ ᴅᴇɢᴇɴᴇʀᴀᴛᴇ1 年前

This is just a video of me trying to get through grad achool. 📖

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Nick1 年前

Are you aware you've got them reading a book backwards?

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A new Natural Habitat vid?!?!?!?

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Ironwolf64641 年前

Parrots will scream at just about anything, this checks out.

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