Why do birds fly and others don't?

Answer 1

Several other birds learn to mimic human voices, among them Mynahs, Crows (very limited) and Starlings, which are related to Mynahs. None of them, including parrots, actually talk -- what they are doing is learning our "song" and repeating it at appropriate times.

Answer 2

Some birds know to be able to mimic human speech include:

Budgerigar

Parrot

Macaw

Myna Bird

Crow

Magpie Toucan Raven Cockatoo (especially the sulphur-crested cockatoo) Galah Corella Lyrebird

Answer 3

Any bird with a curved beak and some that have straight ones can learn to speak. They are not speaking, they are just repeating sounds they have heard. All birds have vocalizations that they learn from each other. They learn that a certain cry or song means food and another one danger or I'm interested, are you? It is the same thing when they talk. They are just repeating sounds they have heard. Those sounds happen to be words, but they don't know what they are saying. If you hold up a ball every time you say the word, at some point, when you hold up the ball the bird will say ball. It is a conditioned response, they are not naming the object.

Answer 4

Some birds have things to say and others don't! All birds have the ability to mimic (birds don't actually talk), but some do and some don't.

Answer 5

because birds are one of the smallest animals and need to stay above ground level to keep away from bigger animals

Answer 6

birds do not talk the chirp and sing there chirpping songs.

Answer 7

First of all you worded your question wrong. Second of all why the he'll would you want to know that?