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TRENTON, N.J. - Cries for help in the Trenton, N.J., house ended up to be for the chickens. Neighbors named authorities Wednesday morning after reading a woman's continual cry of "Help me! Support me!" From a home. Officials came and they started it directly into create a recovery, when no body answered the-door. But rather of a in distress, officials discovered a cockatoo with a phone. It was not the very first time the 10-year-old bird called Luna said something which produced specialists to the house of operator Evelyn DeLeon. About eight years back, the bird cried just like a baby all night, resulting in studies of a trip and a abandoned baby to the house by state son or daughter welfare workers. However it was just Luna training a noise, DeLeon says. DeLeon says her chicken discovers a lot of her ever-growing language from watching tv, in both English and Spanish. ___