Drinking Coffee, Singing And Playing With Parrots - Parrot Café Bochum, Germany
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2020
- Coffee break with parrots: in this parrot park in the German city of Bochum near the Dutch-German border, all kinds of unusual birds fly around between cakes and cookies. 40 large parrots live in the 400 square meter large parrot café operated by Hieke Mund from the Parrot Park Bochum.
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Exactly the video we need in these gloomy times.
I just want to go there one time. I live in this city, but have never been there actually.
Oh dear, I needed subtitles from 1:27, I wish I knew what she said there
Very good advice 3:20, I appreciate that. Thank you!
Yaku placed 4th in a tv contest of 45.000 contestants by singing the german nursery ryhm "Hänschen klein ging allein".
This bird likes blond little girls and sings for them, after 2 hours you wish he had an 'off' button.
@Jackline Mugo: Sorry, somehow they got lost in the export. You can turn on the englisch captions to get the english subtitles for that portion of the video.
@@dweuromaxx @guisteh11, thank you both so much! :)
That's awesome 🌟
I want to go there!!
Interesting ! Must be very relaxing.experience .
Ohh I did not know about this, and last year in March I was around. Shame, my fav animals are birds.
I want to go here!
0:42 That's a black headed caique, not a cobalt.
They will think someone or something will poison their humans so they do a sacred ritual 😂
A formal complaint has been laid with the New Zealand Government about the Parrot Cafe over the theft of an endangered native Kea. The bird appears 4:03.
Theft is hard accusation and I am not sure it is warranted. The Kea has only been added to the list of endangered animals in 2000. Beforehand exports of Keas were rare but possible. Furthermore, since 1961 successful breeding efforts are taking place in Europe, with the first successful zoo being the Zurich Zoo. Currently 70 zoos in Europe are home to Keas, 1/3 of them are situated in Germany. For me it would be very surprising if there was any need to procure Keas illegally from NZ, when there are so many places in the vicinity that could supply you.
@@alexfrank1831 Thank you for your reply. It is possible I might owe the Parrot Cafe an apology. Four months ago I discovered a Kea for sale in Japan. I emailed the Japanese Parrot cafe to enquire how they got the Kea and got no reply. I did the same with the German Parrot cafe and got no reply. In the four months since I first discovered the Kea in Japan I have emailed the New Zealand Department of Conservation 11 times to enquire about legal and illegal animal trade and have received No Reply. How/Why do you know much about Keas in Europe? Once again thank you for your reply.
Rin