A parrot’s unexpected and hilarious move mid-game will leave you in stitches. No one could have ever anticipated what this bird would do, but the winged creature’s move was both genius and hysterical. Watch the short but laugh-out-loud funny clip to see what one parrot did that will have you doubled over with laughter and struggling to catch your breath.
Most people love competition and cannot get enough of it. That love and obsession with competition is a big part of why professional and collegiate sports are so extremely profitable. Also, what is the biggest and most watched television event every year? Without fail, it is the Super Bowl. It’s a spectacle, with millions of people tuning in every year to see which team will become the newest NFL champion.
While the Super Bowl is only held once a year, people often have to find other ways to satisfy their need and desire for competition. Some turn to ESPN to view whatever they are broadcasting, while others have selected a much different course. A clip posted on social media shows that some people have even turned to parrots. No, that was not a mistake, and yes, you read that right.
The video shows the two birds locked in a highly competitive ring-stacking competition, with the objective being exactly as it sounds. The beautifully colored birds pick up a stack of blue plastic rings, walk to the other end of the table and gently place them in the designated area. Of course, the bird that stacks the most before time runs out is crowned the winner.
For a few seconds, everything goes according to plan. The two birds do as expected, grabbing the rings and placing them in the correct location. However, things then took an unexpected and hilarious turn, with one of the birds seeing a much easier way to win the competition.
You never know what animals will do next, but you can almost guarantee it will be hilariously entertaining!
Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”