According to research, parrots do not just imitate humans, but understand what they are talking about.
What intelligence do parrots have
Parrots are very smart. They perform more complex and interesting tricks than the dolphins in the dolphinarium.
Nevertheless, these birds also perform tricks with mechanisms, understanding the principles of their operation at the level of children.
Thanks to a large number of neurons, neuroglial complexes and flexible intelligence, parrots learn very easily.
The rating is headed by Grays. They are by far the smartest parrots of all.
A Jaco named Alex was included in the Guinness
Book of Records in 2007 as the smartest parrot in the world.
Thanks to their vision, parrots are able to see different pictures with each eye.
If you have observed how budgies see, you may have noticed that their eyes move independently of each other.
They are able to fix their gaze on objects in different corners of the room.
Two New Zealand scientists have found that kea parrots can estimate the probability of getting one of two colors of tiles based on their relative number, without counting the exact number.
Why parrots can talk
Talking is a form of socialization, but they don't use it with all species.
Like cats with a meow, which is an exclusive way of communicating with humans, parrots have developed the ability to "talk" as a system of communicating with us, which they never use in nature to communicate with each other friend.
Previously, we told you how to teach a parrot to talk.
