white cockatoo
The 'white cockatoo' is a striking bird known for its predominantly white feathers and vibrant crest, often seen in Australia and Indonesia.
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Definition
B2Ornithology
(technical)A large parrot with mainly white feathers and a distinctive crest, native to Australia and nearby islands.
Example
- The white cockatoo is often spotted in the wild in Australia.
- Bird enthusiasts admire the white cockatoo for its striking appearance.
B1Pets
(common)A popular pet bird known for its intelligence, ability to mimic sounds, and social nature.
Example
- Many people keep white cockatoos as pets due to their playful and interactive behavior.
- The white cockatoo can learn to mimic human speech with proper training.
B2Symbolism
(cultural)A symbol of good fortune, joy, and adaptability, often associated with clear communication and social interaction.
Example
- In some cultures, the white cockatoo is seen as a symbol of happiness and success.
- The white cockatoo encourages individuals to express their emotions and embrace change.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "white cockatoo":
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