Some people think that it could be because of a bird's 'vocal chords' but in reality, the syrinx is the organ that does the job, as opposed to a person which has a larynx. These organs are similar, but not quite the same thing.
Basically, birds in people both have organs that allow them to make sounds. And birds are smart enough to know how to mimic a sound made from the organs of a different organism.
Birds can engage in activities that look like they are having fun, such as play behaviors, flying, and social interactions with other birds. While it's difficult to definitively say if birds experience emotions like humans do, these activities suggest that they can derive pleasure and enjoyment from certain experiences.
You can find a list of birds when you visit your public library. At the library you can see books about birds and books with lists and pictures of every bird ever discovered.
There is no definite age, it depends on how much you work with the bird and the birds ability to learn. Some may never learn.
parents feed the little bird by giving the food inside their beaks.
The next angry birds after space is the next angry birds space
It is for other birds to understand them and it is just how they talk to other birds when they talk to different birds officials
Yes, but they probably wont talk back.
they arent
No, they are not. But myna birds are.
you can teach specific birds like parrots parakeets cockatiels to talk like you. but trust me, its takes a while to train them to talk like humans
mind your buisness
Yes you can use brood as a verb to talk about birds incubating their eggs. But I think that is not common most people talk about birds sitting on eggs not brooding on eggs.
just go with it love birds :}
And Mynahs. . . . . . . . .
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.
No, penguins don't talk. They are birds. Not humans....
Yes, so do other birds.