Your perch or mine? Transylvania professor asks what makes cockatiels fall in love

What makes a harmonious pair of Cockatiels? Image by Jim Bendon.Transylvania University biology professor Becky Fox came up with a sort of “eHarmony for parrots” when she discovered how cockatiels’ personality types predicted long-term compatibility. She’ll share the results in an upcoming issue of the journal Zoo Biology. “It’s my hope that some zoos that are managing birds in captivity might find this kind of thing useful,” Fox said.


