Nellie Featherton, DDS: The Bird That Pulls Teeth and Captures Hearts

Aiden Starling

Updated Monday, August 5, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

In a world where unexpected moments often steal the spotlight, a video featuring Nellie Featherton, a bird with a unique talent, has taken the internet by storm. This fascinating clip showcases Nellie, a parrot, helping her young owner remove a loose tooth. The incredible trust and bond between the girl and her bird are nothing short of soul-stirring.

In the video, the girl excitedly announces, "Hi guys, I'm here with Nellie, and I have my last loose tooth, and I'm gonna see if she'll pull it again." With remarkable precision, Nellie successfully extracts the tooth, leading to an excited exclamation, "She got it! Oh my god! Give it back! Good job, Nell!" The brief yet captivating interaction highlights the intelligence and capability of parrots in a way that few have seen before.

Reactions to the video have been varied but overwhelmingly positive. One viewer admitted, "I was expecting this to end badly, very badly." Another shared a personal experience, "Having been bitten by a bird when I was young, I was very nervous for her. That's a lot of trust between a girl and her bird!" The humorous comment, "This... is an ex-molar," adds a light-hearted touch to the conversation.

Nellie’s impressive feat has not only entertained but also sparked discussions about the behaviors and abilities of birds. One commenter humorously speculated, "Without realizing it, she trained it to pull teeth indiscriminately, with horrifying consequences for her family." Another user reflected on their own experience with birds, "Birds will go for anything on you that seems odd or out of place. Can't tell you how many times my cockatiels have tried to bite my freckles off."

The video has also raised awareness about the potential dangers and responsibilities of owning such intelligent creatures. A comment noted, "They can snap a wood broom handle in half without trying. They can take a finger off no problem. They are also extremely intelligent and loving animals. I love them." Another emphasized the need for caution, "Make sure you sleep with your mouth closed, the door to your bedroom shut and locked, and that Nellie is positively put away at night."

While some viewers joked about the unusual dental assistance, with one saying, "I'll take, what is Psittacosis for $10, Bob," others admired Nellie's cleverness and training. "Clever cutie birb! Good girl Nellie!" praised one commenter, while another simply stated, "Well I’m glad it ended well."

Nellie Featherton, DDS, has undeniably captured the hearts and imaginations of many, proving that sometimes the most unexpected heroes come with feathers. This video is a testament to the incredible bond humans can share with their feathered friends and the surprising talents these animals possess.

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Top Comments from Imgur

bippityboppitybuttsex

I was expecting this to end badly, very badly.

ROKintheROK

Having been bitten by a bird when I was young, I was very nervous for her. That's a lot of trust between a girl and her bird!

DOcelot

I'll take, what is Psittacosis for $10, Bob.

MyBigMouth

This... is an ex-molar

drduffer

Nellie’s a good bird and should be very proud of herself. ⬆️

michaelrcolton

Without realizing it, she trained it to pull teeth indiscriminately, with horrifying consequences for her family

SalmySwims

Birds will go for anything on you that seems odd or out of place. Can't tell you how many times my cockatiels have tried to bite my freckles off.

ProfessorGigglesworth

Totally hygienic

MutatedHorse

They can snap a wood broom handle in half without trying. They can take a finger off no problem. They are also extremely intelligent and loving animals. I love them.

DopeChicken

Every once in a while I see something new on here

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