only some but a large variety
mimicry is when something looks or sounds like something else some birds can mimic human sounds (like parrots) some animals can mimic other animals' sounds
Parrots don't have vocal cords, so the manipulation of the trachea is how they mimic all sounds. They have the ability to change the depth and shape of the trachea to produce a very wide range of sounds. Many types of parrots also test very high on problem solving ability and intelligence, so they can not only mimic, but use words correctly in context, count, and even invent.
Many do..Parrots, mynahs, crows, blue jays all can mimic...But the mimic thrushes, family Mimidae, are the best..They include the catbird, brown thrasher, and the best mimic of all, the mockingbird.
Yes, parrots have the ability to mimic human speech accurately due to their advanced vocal capabilities and ability to learn and imitate sounds.
"mimic" means to repeat or imitate somebody or something.
They understand none of it because they just mimic the sounds which they heard and maybe sometimes memorizes these sounds ,For example "yes" ,"no" of maybe whem a song.
No. Most birds make sounds which communicate to other birds - for example warning sounds and songs to attract mates. Some birds (such as parrots and Mynas) can mimic human talking.
Although not all parrots can speak, those that do actually mimic the words they are hearing from humans.
Mimic means to copy in action or speech. For example, parrots can mimic
Parrots aren't the only animal that can mimic human speech sounds. Crows, ravens, and mynah birds can also be taught to "talk." Birds don't have vocal chords or lips, but they are able to make sounds that are similar to human speech by highly controlled whistling-like behavior. It is likely that birds with the ability to closely mimic other animals' sounds can do this because it helps them hide from predators or because they use it to impress potential mates. The Lyrebird is a highly impressive mimic. They don't have a natural song of their own, but the males will make up a mating call comprised of long sequences of songs from other birds. Because of their exposure to humans, many lyrebirds will also mimic the sounds of chainsaws, automobile engines, and camera shutter clicks!
Parrots, such as African grey parrots, Amazon parrots, and budgerigars, are known for their ability to mimic human speech and sounds. They are capable of learning to talk with proper training and repetition.
African grey parrots, like all parrots, do not have vocal cords in the same way that mammals do. Instead, they possess a specialized vocal organ called the syrinx, located at the base of their trachea where it splits into the bronchi. This unique structure allows them to produce a wide range of sounds, including human-like speech. Their ability to mimic is attributed to the flexibility and control they have over their syrinx.