Sound on! This is why it's called a laughing kookaburra. | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

Ever heard a Laughing Kookaburra? 😲 Native to Australia, their call has been used as a sound effect in jungle movies, generally to replicate a group of monkeys 🔊 Via: San Diego Zoo | BuffaloMonkey

When the Laughing Kookaburra makes its iconic call, it's not really laughter, but rather a territorial signal. The distinctive cackle serves as a warning to other birds, signaling them to steer clear of its turf. #DiscoveryChannelIn #DiscoveryChannel #DiscoveryChannelIndia #Discovery | Discovery Channel India