Parrine's happy performance

High degree of activity: When the parrot is happy, it is very active and active. Sometimes it jumps alive, sometimes wings, and often sort out their feathers.A cheerful tweet: The parrot will show happy emotions through cheerful tweets. At this time, their calls are very different from usual.Like to interact with people: When the parrot is happy, he likes to interact with people, and will ask the owner to touch them. When you are touched, you will enjoy it very much. They will fly to the shoulders and lick people's hands.

1. The performance of the parrot happy
1. High degree of activity: Parrot is a very high IQ animal, but it is also a more sensitive animal. They will express their emotions in various ways.If they are very happy, the more obvious performance is that the degree of activity is higher than usual, very active, sometimes jumping alive, sometimes wings and so on.
2. A cheerful tweet: When the parrot is happy, it can be heard from their tweets. At this time, their calls are very cheerful, and they are obviously different from usual and unhappy.
3. Like to interact with people: When the parrot is happy, another manifestation is to interact with people. They sometimes actively ask the owner to touch them, and they enjoy it when they are touched.They may also fly directly to people's shoulders, or lick people's hands with their tongues, and so on.

Second, the performance of the parrot unhappy
1. Low activity: If the parrot is unhappy, then their activity is very low.They will stay quietly in a corner of the bird cage, and may not move the position after the owner approaches.When eating, even if you usually like food, you will not show much interest.
2. Empel a low song: You can also hear the emotions of the parrot from the tweet.When the parrot is unhappy, the tweets emitted are also low, and you can obviously hear the cheerful call from the happiness when happiness.
3. Bite people: If the owner will touch them when the parrot is unhappy, then they will be very impatient, and may even bite the owner's hand directly.




