A protective bird bit a woman to defend its owner in eastern China.

The video was filmed in Nantong City in Jiangsu Province on May 7.

As the woman made a playful gesture towards the owner, the bird swiftly attacked, biting her hand and flapping its wings aggressively.

The filmer, who is also the bird's owner, shared that the myna, named Xiao Bage, was found during a fishing trip in 2022 with its feathers not yet fully grown.

Since being brought home, the bird has learned phrases like "hello," "congratulations," "who are you", "I am Xiao Bage," and can even laugh and offer New Year's greetings.

When people come to the owner's stall to buy pancakes, the bird also helps by introducing them as ‘three yuan a piece’.

Xiao Bage has shown remarkable loyalty, particularly to the owner's wife, never wanting to leave her side.

On May 7, 2024, in Nantong, a city in eastern China's Jiangsu province, an amusing incident was captured where a myna bird protected its owner. A woman jokingly threatened to hit the bird's owner, and the myna, seemingly understanding the conversation, took action to defend.

As the woman made a playful gesture towards the owner, the bird swiftly attacked, biting her hand and flapping its wings aggressively. The filmer, also the owner of the bird, shared that the myna, named Xiao Bage (Little Myna), was found during a fishing trip in 2022 with its feathers not yet fully grown.

Since being brought home, the bird has learned phrases like "hello," "congratulations," "who are you?", "I am Xiao Bage," and can even laugh and offer New Year's greetings. And when people come to the owner's stall to buy baked pancakes, the little myna will also help to introduce them as ‘three yuan a piece’.

Xiao Bage has shown remarkable loyalty, particularly to the owner's wife, the woman that the bird tried to protect in the video, never wanting to leave her side.