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Previous Video     Return to Search Results     Next Video 3 Reasons Some Parrots Are Good Talkers Published on December 02, 2024 Why are some parrots better at talking than others? Here are 3 reasons why some parrots talk better than other parrots: 1) Certain species are much better at talking than others 2) Being exposed to a lot of talking 3) Individual parrots can be more inclined or talented African Greys, Amazons, Cape Parrots, Budgies, and Ringnecks are commonly better at mimicking human speech than others. Most parrots can imitate sounds but not all of them are capable or motivated to do much talking in a human voice. Parrots that hear a lot of talking are much more likely to talk themselves! What they hear is what they are going to say. Clear talking is much more likely to process than quietness or a mix of background noise. Even a species known for talking in a vocal family might not develop good talking skills. It ultimately comes down to the individual bird and personality. Big Cyber Monday Toy Sale going on today from: https://ParrotWizard.com Previous Video     Return to Search Results     Next Video Suggested Videos 0:18 Macaw Cuddling on Her Back! 0:53 Essential Tip About Building Parrot Trust 3:00 Baby African Greys Visit Home Depot 0:39 Spring Hormones in Parrots #birds 2:30 Kili Senegal Parrot Helping Assemble Furniture 0:33 Do Poicephalus Parrots Bite Hard? 0:51 Verbal and Visual Cues for Parrot Trick Training 0:55 How My Senegal Parrot Kili Got Her Name

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