This bird talking like human is scary good

This bird talking like human is scary good

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[bonnieforman]

She's an African Gray, one of the smartest animals on the planet. I taught one to sing a song in about 75 seconds. Just remarkable capacity for perfect diction.

[dudemorris]

I love when Cosmo asks her mom if she’s smoking & then says, “if your smoking, I’m choking” and begins coughing. She’s such a smart girl.

[DominionFenrir]

Sad the cousin passed, but glad she had the foresight to provide for her pets after death. So few people do that.

[cultmamacultmama]

Saber the cat: "Meow".
Cosmo: "SHUT UP!" 🤣

[generalrodcocker]

I lost my african grey 6 years ago and I had him 41 years since I was 7. I'm still mourning his demise. What a incredible and intelligent animal. He made environmental noises from my childhood like the brakes from the bus and so on and now, all the sounds are gone. life is amazing but also cruel when you realise that you lose everything, bit by bit. be kind to our animals and loved ones, our time together is limited! bless you all

[sheebathefunnyrescuedog]

Telling the cat to shut up, that's gold 😂😂

[daphneloose]

I love how Cosmo tells the cat to shut up after it meows!! LOL.

[barbaraedmonds]

These birds are a generational commitment. Cosmo is a lucky girl.❤

[sixthousandblankets]

I love how she says "Shut up" when the cat tries to get heard.

[jamesanderson]

A friend had an African Gray. She also had a large picture window. One day, a bird swooped down and tried to fly through the window, crashed, and fell to the ground. The parrot stared for a second or two, turned to my friend, and said; "Oh, Shit!" It was supposedly one of very few times the bird swore. She also loved pizza crusts and, if she decided it had been too long, would start asking, "Want some pizza?"

[therealbahamut]

That bird isn't just talkative; she is CONVERSATIONAL. She is NOT just mimicking, she is SPEAKING. That bird is actually using a freaking LANGUAGE, man, that's pretty damn incredible. I could only imagine what she could with some dedicated language teaching.

[HobbitHobbit]

Thank you for honoring her wishes and taking Cosmo in. The reward you received for your kindness has come back a 100 fold. I could hear the love you have for Cosmo in your voice. Best wishes for all.

[heidibee]

My son and his wife lived in my basement apartment. They had several parrots. Boney, the African Grey was one of them. While waiting for my laundry l made myself comfortable on a chair in the bird room and started reading a book. All of a sudden my son says in an accusing voice, "Why aren't you working?" I turned around to defend myself and saw no one. Then Boney said, "Well?" He said it in my son's voice. I couldn't stop laughing.

[carlys]

My boyfriend has an African grey parrot, Oscar. His favorite thing to say is “want some pasta?” And he sings too. If Oscar is in his room, he makes a backup alarm sound if anyone pulls into the driveway. They’re insanely smart and he’s become good buddies with my German shepherd ☺️♥️

[pjaworek]

There's probably at least a billion people who would love to hang out with Cosmo! ❤

[linda]

Even with a few feathers missing, she’s beautiful! She’s right where she needs to be! With you! ♥️

[princessagatha]

That she found a first mom that made sure she was cared for in any eventuality, and then a second mom who would love her just as fiercely… That’s just wonderful.

[dadever-c]

It's hilarious to realize the phrases he uses are things he's probably heard a lot. Like, , "Hey baby, you wanna come over here?" and "Shut up!" As with a child, DON'T say anything you wouldn't want repeated. It's remarkable that Cosmo seems to use them appropriately in context!

[ericbumbles]

The whole "mom, mom, ma, maa, mom, mommy" reminds me of Stewie in an episode of Family Guy.

[suzy_the_cockatoo]

People have a hard time believing my Cockatoos have conversations with me. When Dylan is screaming and I tell him to stop he'll tell me "I can't stop" or "shutup". I never trained him to give responses. Suzy can change tenses of words like if I tell her the kids can laugh she has responded "no laughing". These are cognitive responses. We love Cosmo.