Birds teach forest birds ... speak English

Many places in Australia are reported about strange and meaningless conversations on trees in English. This may sound mysterious but is explained very simply.

It turned out that the birds caged, namely parrots, taught the wild birds a little about the language they learned in captivity. According to witnesses, the birds even fluttered.

Jaynia Sladek, a bird researcher from the Australian Museum, said that some birds have imitative characteristics, capable of replicating new sounds from what they hear. For birds raised, they imitate human language and they are affected by this even when they are released naturally.

In the natural environment, these "chatty" birds blend in with wild birds and as a result, wild birds also begin to learn new languages. This also translates into their descendants.

According to the report , "Hello Cockie" is one of the most heard phrases from wild birds "learning to speak" and with a lot of curse words, it is probably the last words that the bird cages hear. from the owner chasing it before they are free.