First bred at the Berlin Zoo in 1978, mobrella cockatoos have since become one of the most common cockatoo hybrids in the world. These crosses look similar to pure Moluccan cockatoos, though with whiter feathers and more noticeable bare skin connecting the beak to the face. Its crest has large, layered pink feathers with a whitish tint. These hybrids tend to be large in size, but this trait cannot be used to accurately to identify them.
