Sunconure bird. Sunconure parrot.
When the "winged angel," the body is a bird, but the soul is an "iron-cutting pliers": unfolding the saga, the sage bird, with a mission to annihilate wires!
Who is fascinated by the bright colors, playfulness and rods of parrots.
Today we're going to unfold the mischievous bird who sees wires when they come in like great desserts.
🦜 The body weapon: "The campus beak."
Don't underestimate that curved little beak, because it's designed to gnaw, bite, and crush! It's not a problem for a phone, expensive headphones, a mouse cord, or even a big wire...Missing like being sliced by a fine steel cutting pliers.
⚡ Power Cut Heroism (Not) Cut Off Collector Bird Edition (Wreck) Wire
When you accidentally leave a bird outside the cage without an eye, then the devastation of the electrical system will occur.
Life Sacrifice Charging Cable Extravaganza: Buying a new charging cable is never enough! Leave it on the table for three seconds. Turn around and see the good bird frantically chewing the wire hose, as if chewing gum.
Mobile power cutting unit: Sometimes I secretly flew to the back of a TV or refrigerator and gnawed the wires until it broke off, played the lights out the whole house! The slave was shocked. I thought the director came to cut the power.
Solar panel wires do not survive: for houses that have gardens and make solar cell or agricultural water pumps, if birds fly around there, be careful, because you may hope to help "improve the system" so that the water pump can stop working.
"The greatest enemy of technology is not a computer virus, but a parrot hungry for wires."
🎭 "Make a mistake and then strike a hypocrite (Oscar level)" technique.
The most irritating thing is not when the bite is broken, but when you are caught in the skin! When you turn to anger, the burning bird stops, releases the tattered cord from his mouth, and blinks his neck...
Some may make a soft "little" cry, make a begging sound, or use a smooth way to bend down to untie their hair, as if to say, "Eh...Who broke the wires? I don't know. He just flew to the island and stayed tired. "
In the end, a bird slave like us can only sit and mourn for the hundredth wire of the year and walk to buy a "conduit" or "bite-proof braided cord" covered all over the house, because even though it's so stinging and naughty that he wants to catch the plucking, when he finds his face, he can't get angry!



























































