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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.
Another common sign is the presence of cockroach specks. These dark-colored specks are fecal pellets and regurgitated food, and look like grains of ground pepper. Finally, thereâs the smell. Cockroaches give off a strong, very oily odor, which becomes extremely pungent when large numbers of the insects are present. Aside from all the hygiene issues associated with a cockroach infestation, the smell itself is unpleasant and can permeate food that is left exposed to the air.