Found this lil gem of a video which is a bird imitating R2D2 from the Star Wars franchise.
Bird imitating R2D2 from Star Wars
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I wonder just how many times the poor bird was subjected to the movies, with no escape possible from its cage. No escape. Poor insane little bird.
Found this lil gem of a video which is a bird imitating R2D2 from the Star Wars franchise.
I wonder just how many times the poor bird was subjected to the movies, with no escape possible from its cage.
No escape. Poor insane little bird.
Hah. Got a laugh. It'd be ironic if that's where the inspiration for R2 originally came from.
Funny as your post is some tropical birds like parrots can imitate things they've recently heard. My friend lets his parrot watch TV because then the bird isn't squawking so damn much and funnily enough imitates some sounds on TV.
How about this birdie?
I can 1-up that
That bottom one is better than most dubstep.
There's a bird that lives somewhere close to my house that does the clicking Predator noise...
Damn creepy first few times you hear it... [:sick:]
Riiiight.
Just a bird.
Here's hoping you are acquainted with the nearest helipad, or general chopper-related landing area.
Predator as in from the Aliens franchise kind of predator?....yeah that would sound kind of freaky
just don't let the bird get ahold of a nuclear wristwatch.
My friend had a bird for years that finally died of old age complications. It was a Myna, and would have fascinating things to say. It's vocabulary was unlike anything I've ever heard of. If it didn't know you were near, you could hear it talking to itself in first, second and third person. Very odd bird!
My uncle had a crow when he was a kid...in the 1950s... that had a special cut made in its tongue that allowed it to speak... but I don't remember what he told me about how extensive its' vocabulary was. I think it was killed in an accident because he tried to carry it around the neighborhood on his shoulder.
Crows are smarter than people think, most don't know that so they simply relate them to being bad omens along with them being icons of horror films and the occult.
"Special cut"?!
Aside from mutilating a bird that (as a species) is already capable of mimicking human speech, the only thing cutting a crow's tongue is going to get you is a visit from the SPCA...
Idk I bet PETA will be there before them to do one of their retarded protests that makes you want to facepalm.