There are many birds that are loved by people because of their beautiful songs, many are well known because of their good looks, and there is a kind of bird that can make people laugh like people and bring people a pleasant mood
Pictured is the laughing kingfisher, a species of kingfisher family, named for its wild laughter. Grey-brown feathers, it is a woodland resident bird with a body length of 43 cm and a beak length of 8–10 cm. It is found in eastern Australia and Tasmania
The laughing kingfisher is a woodland resident bird. It is the largest forest kingfisher and one of the two largest kingfishers, along with the big fish dog. The kingfisher is considered one of Australia's iconic birds and was once used as a mascot at the Sydney Olympics
The staple food of the kingfisher is small animals: snakes, lizards and insects. Known for its ability to catch snakes, its ability to catch snakes is very superb. The kingfisher protects its territory all year round. Because its chirping can be heard in the early morning or at sunset, it is known as the "clock of the inhabitants of the forest"
Kingfishers often nest in hollow trees damaged by termites. Male and female adult birds will help each other and take good care of young kingfishers. They attach great importance to the "concept of family" and often "grow old" with their partners.
Kingfishers have a low birth rate and a long lifespan, and generally survive for about twenty years. Adult kingfishers usually spend a long time nursing their young until they are able to live independently. If you can keep a kingfisher at home, it is a good pet companion. They can make people's lives fun by bringing out the sound of wild laughter