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Senses in cockatoos. A cockatoo has the same senses as we do, but they use their senses differently. Hearing, sight, touch, taste and smell play a different role in the life of a cockatoo than in our lives. In this page you will find a short summary of the differences. Head of an Umbrella cockatoo.
That may be true for New Zealandâs kakapos, too. Hagelin performed some of the first research showing the chicken-sized, critically endangered parrots could smell (the sweet, strong odor that some say smells of lavender and honey that both sexes produce tipped her off that the sense might be important).