Parrots May Use Specific Names, Study Suggests
Research from the University of Pittsburgh indicates that parrots might possess the ability to use distinct names for individuals, including humans, other animals, and fellow parrots. This goes beyond simple mimicry, suggesting a more complex cognitive capacity in these birds. The findings contribute new evidence to the understanding of avian intelligence.
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