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It Turns Out Parrots Love Videoconferencing
- bell-cot 3y agoOR - keeping highly intelligent and social wild animals in captivity, often in close to "solitary confinement" conditions, is a rather nasty thing to do?
- pvaldes 3y agoNot exactly isolated, as they have an human family, but bigger social group is better.
- lopis 3y agoThey're still typically imprisoned in a cage or small room. You wouldn't consider it humane if you were trapped inside your bedroom your whole life against your will, even if you had some regular social interactions with dogs, got fed the same food every day, and someone cleaned your room weekly.
- vips7L 3y agoI don't think this is "typical". I don't know a single parrot owner that does this. The majority of us only have our birds in their cages during bedtime or when we're not home.
- nikau 3y agoIt could be worse, they could make the parrots use Microsoft teams.