George Bernard Shaw

Home life is no more natural to us than a cage is natural to a cockatoo.

Irish Playwright

Cathy Rigby

American Athlete

Used primarily to describe Australian native birds, not common for birds from other regions.

Regional Usage

Cockatoos symbolize joy and affection in some cultures; can add emotional depth in literary use.

Symbolic Meaning

Cockatoos are often kept as pets; might refer to a cherished companion animal.

Ornamental Pet

Informal slang mainly used in Australia; not widely recognized in formal contexts.

Colloquial Term

Often linked with illicit or sneaky behavior; choose its use to fit the right social setting.

Criminal Association

Implies watchfulness or being alert; useful to convey attentiveness in various scenarios.

Vigilance Connotation

 the leaf scorpionfish a similar strategy to the ghost pipefish the leaf scorpionfish has evolved itself to look like a leaf on the sand example for the cockatoo wasp fish a final example of

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