Video of two kookaburra birds laughing breaks internet, netizens amused

With coronavirus lockdown in place in most parts of world, people are taking to social media to share ir alone time with some beautiful pictures and videos of wildlife that y are encountering from confinements of ir homes. Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda shared a video of kookaburras, where y can be heard laughing while sitting comfortably on a balcony railing. In video, two kookaburras sitting on a railing can be seen displaying ir raucous laughter by throwing ir hes back. 

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Susanta in his post informed that kookaburras do raucous laughter to mark ir territories. video has garnered more than 7,800 views since it was shared on Twitter on April 8. post is attracting a lot of reactions from netizens with some even calling it best thing on internet y have seen lately. People on micro-blogging platform are having a great time watching kookaburras do ir silly raucous laugh with he movements. 

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Just recently, Susanta shared a couple of videos showing how nature is reclaiming its place in society amid coronavirus lockdown. In video that Susanta shared, animals can be seen taking over streets of cities and towns across world with people locked inside ir homes. In one particular video, an elephant was seen walking down lanes of a city in India with sign of humans around. 

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Almost half world's population has been placed under complete or partial lockdown with people t allowed to come out of ir homes for n-essential works. lockdown has been imposed to prevent spre of dely virus that has killed over 88,000 people across globe and has infected over 1.5 million people. 

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