While traveling on the S-Bahn, a man from Munich made an amusing discovery that he did not want to keep from other commuters.
- Again and again, funny snapshots from the Munich S-Bahn are circulating online.
- At the beginning of 2020, a commuter observed a “bird of paradise” on the main route.
- Under the appropriate upload, the users are eager to discuss.
Munich - There are already some birds in the Munich S-Bahn : what some commuters often only imagine, others experienced at first hand at the beginning of 2020. A cockatoo was on the S-Bahn main line - nonchalantly placed on the knee of its owner.
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A photo of the “bird of paradise” has spread rapidly in the social network Jodel . Under the upload, users outdo each other with fun comments. "Hopefully he has a diaper on," writes one. "The controllers are disguising themselves better and better," mocks another.
The cockatoo and its owner were traveling in a train on line S7 , writes the yodel user from Munich , who uploaded the picture. He noticed the unlikely couple on Harras . Then they drove towards the city together. In his posting, the user mistakenly refers to the animal as a "parrot", which quickly earns criticism from its followers.
On the knee of its owner, a cockatoo has made himself comfortable in the Munich S-Bahn.
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Cockatoos belong to the order of the parrots , but form their own bird family. Characteristic are its extremely strong beaks and the imposing feather bonnet, which, depending on the state of excitement, is laid flat or with a lot of ruffling.
The cockatoos' natural habitat includes the tropical rainforests of the Pacific region. Perhaps that's why the birds love to be on the regular route: if the air conditioning system goes crazy in the S-Bahn again, it can get very humid there too.
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