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Cockatoos can bust a move: Australian research

August 8, 2025 - 8:55am

When they are not using their sharp beaks to rifle through rubbish, a new study found many cockatoo species seemed to enjoy...

Pet Life

Lesson from Kiti Bangkok

By CTALK | By Cito Beltran | December 29, 2010 - 12:00am

While visiting the Bangkok Safari Park, I decided to conduct a walking interview with our tour guide “Kiti” about his life as a tour guide and the industry he works in.

Opinion