Parrot Only Allows Boys to Pet It, Girls Will Run Away When It Does! Netizens Uncover: Women Have This Scent
Recently, a Taiwanese netizen encountered a 'gender discrimination' from a parrot while traveling. She saw a cute yellow parrot at the scenic area, which seemed not afraid of people and calmly perched on a fence, allowing a man to gently stroke it. So she wanted to stroke it too. Unexpectedly, when she extended her hand to approach it, the parrot immediately panicked and dodged. This made netizens jokingly say, 'It's obviously a female parrot.'
Recently, this netizen took a trip to a rural farm area during the Spring Festival holiday. The scenic area has an interactive bird garden where tourists can appreciate various bird species, including peacocks, cranes, golden pheasants, pheasants, parrots, and canaries. Because the park didn't have special prohibitions against touching parrots, many tourists would interact with the animals.
There are all kinds of parrots, but the netizens didn't just take photos of them; they also didn't randomly touch them. When she reached a fence resembling a tree trunk, she saw a man extend his finger to gently stroke a yellow parrot. The parrot seemed to enjoy being stroked, its eyes narrowed, displaying an expression of enjoyment. The netizen was charmed by the parrot's appearance, so she couldn't resist approaching it to stroke it.
However, when she extended her hand to approach it, the parrot immediately moved away. It seemed afraid of her approaching it again. This parrot even directly flew away. The parrot resisted being stroked by her, which made the netizen feel hurt.
Later, after seeing her red fingernails, she guessed that the parrot was afraid of her red fingernails. She also specifically searched the internet, and it turned out that birds don't like red. Whether this statement is correct is unknown, but she finally found a reason to comfort herself: 'The parrot was probably afraid of her red fingernails, not because it didn't like her.'
The netizen shared this experience on her personal social media, and many netizens answered her: 'The parrot was obviously afraid because of your red fingernails. In nature, red is equivalent to being toxic and dangerous. So the parrot would naturally flee.' Some netizens had a different opinion: 'Many animals dislike women because of the chemical smell on them, such as the smell of cosmetics or skincare products.'
