The video's main content is about celebrating a bird's (Ari) first birthday. The owner tries to bake a bird-friendly cake using a recipe found online, which includes peanut butter, old bread, and bird seeds. However, the owner realizes that birds don't need complex foods and decides to offer Ari fruits instead, which the bird prefers. The owner also talks about not knowing Ari's gender and the possibility of doing a DNA test. The video ends with Ari taking a bath, which is its favorite activity, and the owner wishing Ari a happy birthday. The video also includes a brief introduction to a virtual reality platform called "Over" and an invitation to visit the owner's channel.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The video is sponsored by Over.
2. Over combines a virtual metaverse with VR reality.
3. The platform divides the continent into hexagons, each represented by an NFC.
4. Users can create their own virtual world within the platform.
5. One of the options on the platform is a treasure hunt where users can win NFCs.
6. The treasure hunt is similar to Pokémon Go.
7. Users can log in to the app to participate in the treasure hunt.
8. The prize pool for the treasure hunt is 5000 NFCs.
9. The treasure hunt started on Christmas.
10. The video is about a bird's first birthday.
11. The bird's owner tried to make a cake for the bird using a recipe that included old bread, peanut butter, and bird seeds.
12. The owner also made no-bake cookies using peanut butter, oats, nuts, and corn flour.
13. Walnuts are a healthy snack that are rich in omega-3 and manganese.
14. The owner's bird loves to eat fruits, especially apples and strawberries.
15. The bird's owner is considering getting a DNA test to determine the bird's sex, which costs $25.
16. The bird's owner organized a "birthday shower" for the bird, which involved filling a tub with water for the bird to bathe in.
17. The bird is now one year old.