died at the age of 55, the oldest parrot in the world. Before he died, he said 4 words to the owner, and the owner burst into tears instantly.
parrots, this animal is too familiar to us. Because with the development of the times, many people now keep parrots as pets. And parrots are mainly fruit-eating birds with bright plumage in tropical and subtropical forests. There is another reason why people like to keep parrots.
That means that some parrots learn how to speak humans, such as this 55-year-old the oldest parrot in the world. Before he died, he said 4 words to his owner, and the owner burst into tears instantly.
It is understood that the name of this parrot is called Tabu, from Tanzania. At that time, a couple, the Morgans, saw Taboo when they were visiting the flower and bird market. When I first saw it, I thought this parrot was very pleasing, so I quickly decided to buy it home.
and after buying it home, in fact, Tarbes did not disappoint the Morgans, because Tarbes are usually very well-behaved, and they will learn from them so that their lives will not be so boring. The Morgans treat Taboos like family members. The smart Taboos love to eat chocolate, can imitate people's speech, and they can also learn the barking of cats and dogs. They are very flattering.
and Tarbes have a very long lifespan, because generally parrots are not more than 50 years old, but when Tarbes are 55 years old, it may know that its lifespan is about to end, because there is always a feast in the world. Just one night when Taboo was 55 years old, Mrs. Morgan was about to go to bed, but heard the bird say "goodbye" in a weak voice. When Mrs. Morgan was confused, she thought she would say hello.
Then Tarbe said "goodbye", but Mrs. Morgan didn't realize that Tarbe was actually saying goodbye to her. Because the next morning, when Mrs. Morgan got up, she found that Taboo had no breath. It turned out that the four words last night were his final farewell, and she burst into tears.
And Tabb has accompanied the couple for most of their lives. Now Mrs. Morgan is 89 years old. She is very reluctant to leave the parrot, but she said that she will also see the parrot soon. In fact, many animals are human, and we should treat them well.
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