Sunzing Sunconure Parrot Makes Smile

Pointing Research: Raising "Birds," Winged Best Friends, Music and Colors That Help Unlock Smiles

If the "turtle" were the agent of calm and slowness, then the "bird" would represent vividness and positive energy! Many people might think that raising birds is just an appreciation of beauty and listening to joyful cries, but psychologically and scientifically, there are several studies that confirm that "birds" are pets that have a profound positive impact on mental health and contribute excellently to Avian-Assisted Therapy.

Why can a small creature with wings draw smiles and laughter from us every day? This is a hidden psychological secret.

1.The sound of birds singing is the natural "healing music."

Research from many institutions (including Exeter University) has found that hearing birds sing and seeing birds significantly helps humans to relax and reduce anxiety. Evolutionarily, the sound of birds singing rosters is a sign that tells our brains that "the environment is safe" (because birds do not cry if there is danger). Having a good-tempered bird screaming or whistling at home will calm our brain waves and be ready to smile for the day.

2. An avid entertainer who comes with a "funny corner."

Birds (especially the parrot, cockatoo, or coccathel family) are very distinctive and intelligent animals. They tend to behave very quickly that makes us laugh. Whether it's rocking our head to dance at the rhythm of a song, trying to mimic strange noises in the house (such as the ringtone of a phone, or the laughter of their owners), to playing toys with stirring gestures, these behaviors encourage the brain to secrete dopamine or pleasure substances unconsciously.

3. Relax loneliness with "interactive" close friends.

Isolation is one of the main causes of stress and depression. Birds are social animals that need very high interaction. Raising birds is not only feeding and ending, but they will always watch us, walk along (or fly over our shoulders), and some species can also talk and interact with us. Communicating and being present in the eyes of such a canny pet complements the feeling of loneliness and makes us feel like there is always a lovely "roommate."

4. Cognitive Stimulation

Raising intelligent animals like birds, their owners have to find a way to play, coach new tricks, or make toys for them. Using their brains to train birds (such as training them to fly, train them to distinguish colors, or speak words) is a challenging and enjoyable activity. When a bird fulfills its commands, the smile of pride and joy of the bird creates a stronger bond.

5. Create a bright routine every morning.

Birds are animals that wake up early and have a lot of energy. Raising birds will help adjust our life clock to be more organized. Getting up to change water, feeding, greeting each other at dawn, and cleaning the cage is a small "Sense of Purpose" each day, making the herder feel valued and loved.

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