Getting Creative with the Questions 🧐

Got some new props for Apollo. We're running out of ways to ask questions and combinations so it ends up leading to some strange ideas. Someone needs to link us to a paper Wario or something.

Apollo is our 2 1/2 year-old African Grey parrot we've had since December 2020.

Founder of Shrock and renowned GLASS connoisseur.

Follow us to see what happens when you raise a talking parrot as a human!

[wizard]

Aww he was scared of the water pouring at first. Brave and clever boy.

[louloudaki_]

every time he says “it’s a bell” a year is added to my life

[robo]

To be fair, the glass is purple when your blue hoodie is behind it 😂

[doriwei]

"Dude...l did 4 tricks, i'mma need 3 more pistachios..."

[dionemartins]

"What am I doing?"
"I DON'T KNOW, MAN. WHY WOULD YOU PUT WATER IN A BELL-"

[skepticusmaximus]

What a kind-hearted considerate bird, educating that curious young man like that. I bet he'll never forget the day he learnt what a bell is.

[xxxag]

"what am I doing? what am I doing?"
"being annoying, dave... I dont even like pistachios"

[SunBunz]

It’s so satisfying when when he says, “Glass.” lol

[superbrownbrown]

*Backing away slowly from someone pouring water in a bell is the proper response.*

[davidw.robertson]

I think it is incredible that Apollo can say a bell or pouring water without lips. How he does that is impossible to imagine. His articulation is perfect. Wonderful bird.

[iduhknowwhattoput]

I feel like the way he said “a bell” rather than “it’s a bell” like normal shows he understands what it is genuinely

[lorriegallardo]

Apollo is so smart, and I'm sure he loves you very much.

[ezakustam]

That's an awfully deep red. He deserved more than one pistachio for that innovation in cognition with the "pour water."

[tracysalari]

His voice is so clear! It sounds the same tone as his owner of course! Such a smart young feathered boy!!!

[BeingMe-tm]

His voice is getting so clear! I haven’t watched for awhile. So smart!

[Coastal_Cruzer]

Honestly I love this. It actually challenges the bird to think rather than just telling it a command and it giving a set response, that or mimicking.

[suetan]

it's bittersweet to watch this
my pigeon passed away just yesterday and really liked watching YouTube with me.
this is one of the many channels we watched together.
he enjoyed your content.

edit: thank you all for the kind comments. I truly appreciate it and am still processing everything with his death.

[Mikrowave-qtoo]

He could get everything wrong but he woud still be the best boy.

[srykextraodinairecreation]

This is the next level. It was not just a conversation but he knew things.

[SuperHuscarl]

“What’s this?”

*”Nuclear launch codes”*

“Very good!”