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Interesting Facts: Why Parrots Are So Smart
According to research, parrots do not just imitate humans, but understand what they are talking about.
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Learn more about nature: Social parrots – it's evolutionary beneficial
When talking about different adaptations animals have, you can't help but mention social skills of some animals. For example, parrots are extremely social birds, and it can be easily explained by evolution.
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Interesting Facts: What does “Lovebird Parrots” mean
According to an old legend, lovebirds received this name because after the death of one bird from a pair, the second, unable to withstand separation, left after it. The story is beautiful, even romantic, but in real life lovebirds are not so faithful and, having lost their partner, quickly find a replacement for him.
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Signs Of Depression In Parrots: A New Study
Intelligent birds and animals can be depressed too - and you can even see the signs of it. For instance, if you have a parrot, then you can clearly notice the signs of depression of this intelligent and social bird.
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Pet owner’s tips: Your parrot is too loud – fix it
Parrots tend to be loud - they are very social birds, so they love making noises - the louder, the better. Even if you love your bird, it might be quite hard to concentrate or sleep well when it sings and screams all the time.
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How Parrots Socialize: Nature Is Amazing
Parrots tend to be one of the most social birds - they even keep this habit when being kept as pets! In nature, parrots tend to live in groups, and they constantly socialize and communicate.
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Macaw Parrot: Interesting Facts
Red macaws are common in Central and Latin America from Mexico to Ecuador, Bolivia and the Amazon Valley. They live in tropical forests and stay in the crowns of tall trees.
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Training your parrot: Know more about your pets
Parrots can be amazingly intelligent and smart, so they can learn lots of tricks, and some kinds of parrots can even talk! Meanwhile, it doesn't mean that parrots can do all these things naturally - so you should train your pet.
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Unique parrot voices: A new study
Parrots are really good at talking and making different sounds. A study about monk parakeets found something interesting. Each parrot has a unique way of talking, like a special "voice print."
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Important to Know: Why Macaws are Endangered
Ornithologists at the Loro Parque Foundation research station on the largest Canary island of Tenerife are studying three endangered species of macaw parrots.
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Interesting Facts: Why Parrots Learned to Talk
According to the study, special membranes were found in parrots that are involved in learning.
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Why parrots lose feathers: Keep your pet healthy
Parrots are highly intelligent birds, so their mental state and mood can affect their health drastically. One of the things parrots can do when they're stressed is plucking their feathers, but it's not the only reason why your bird might lose them.
Kate Yakimchuk pets birds health Animals 5 October 2023
Parrot cage mistakes: Customer's guide
Parrots can be amazing pets, but they can be pretty high-maintenance, and you should invest in a really comfortable cage. A comfortable cage is a must-have, because it affects your pet's health and happiness.
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Why parrots lose feathers: Learn more about your pet
Parrots have amazing colorful feathers that make them look bright and exotic, but sometimes they can suddenly start losing them. It's even worse when parrots pluck their feathers themselves - this behavior means that something is definitely wrong.
Kate Yakimchuk birds pets health Animals 14 September 2023
Taking care of parrots: Popular mistakes
Parrots are amazingly intelligent birds, so they can make amazing pet friends - but only for those who take care of them well. There are a few important rules of taking care of these birds, but lots of inexperienced pet owners make the same mistakes again and again.
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Not all parrots can talk: Things that differ one parrot varieties from others
Lots of people assume that all parrots can talk - but it's a misconception. Not all parrots can talk because the ability to mimic and produce human speech involves a combination of genetic predisposition, cognitive abilities, social interactions, and environmental factors.
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How different parrot breeds can understand each other: These birds are great at communication
Parrots are known for their remarkable ability to mimic sounds, including human speech, and communicate using various vocalizations and body language. While different parrot species have their own unique vocalizations and behaviors, they often share common communication elements that allow them to interact and understand each other to some extent.
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How pet birds show affection: It's hard to miss these signs
Pet birds are known to display various behaviors that indicate their affection towards their owners. While birds are different from animals in many ways, some signs can tell you that your pet bird is happy to see you.
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Parrots Talking in the Wild: A Natural Phenomenon?
While parrots are extremely sociable birds, they don't communicate with other birds the same way they do when they're communicating to humans. In their natural habitat, parrots do not engage in the same extensive vocal mimicry as they do in captivity.
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Expert Tips: How to Train a Parrot to Talk
Parrots are extremely interesting pets that can be taught to talk. This article will explain how it works and how to achieve it.
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