Did You Know Parrots Can Talk?
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Description:
Did you know parrots
can mimic human voices and many other sounds? In this educational video for
kids, you¡¯ll learn why parrots talk, how their vocal apparatus works, which
species are the most talkative, and what motivates them to repeat words. You¡¯ll
also discover fun facts about their intelligence and life in the wild.
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Transcription:
Narrator: Why can
parrots talk?
Narrator: Parrots are incredible
birds.
Narrator:
Listen.
Parrot: Hello, happy
friends. Hello, happy friends.
Narrator: Wow, this
parrot is talking to us. But no, parrots don't actually talk, but they
imitate lots of sounds almost perfectly, including the human voice.
Parrot: I like it. I
like it.
Narrator: They achieve
this because of their long round tongue and to a vocal organ they have called syrinx.
Narrator: Other birds
like Quaker birds or Rooks are also able to imitate a human voice.
Narrator: But this
skill has nothing to do with the act of speaking. It's only an imitation of
sounds.
Narrator: Another fun
fact is that parrots are monogamous. They form couples which last all their
lives. They are very romantic.
Narrator: They are
also the only birds to eat with their claws. They usually pick up the food with
one of their claws and with it they bring it to their beaks to eat it.
Narrator: The truth is
that parrots are amazing birds. Don't you think?
Parrot: Bye bye happy
friends. Bye bye happy friends.
Narrator: Goodbye,
parrot. See you in the next happy learning video.
Parrot: Happy
learning. Tananannatanananna.
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Questions:
1. Why do parrots seem
to talk, even though they do not actually speak like humans?
2. What special
feature helps parrots imitate sounds, including human voices?
3. Besides imitation,
what is a unique behavior of parrots when they eat?