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!
All animals exept Parrots.
Yes, but only when they want.
No of course not the only animals that can talk are humans and parrots.
Of course. Both of them can really talk. Humans and parrots can talk.
some parrots are really shie
They can talk a little.
Not every macaw but a lotNot every macaw but a lot
Animals only speak their own language you cannot trai tham to talk. Except parrots!
yup
No, they are not. But myna birds are.
They talk
yes, i have pet ones, and they do talk to me