Parrots have been loved as pets. Their colours and the way they speak are one of the factors that people love them. Parrots imitate what others speak. They do not form words or know meanings but speak what they listen to. Parrots speak words, which are formed differently from the way humans form them. They form words or simulate sounds by using their throat muscles and directing the flow of air so that they may take out the noises that they have learnt. Difficult to understand for human beings, parrots have been tracing the voice they have learnt or listened to. Usually, animals do not speak and have voices or language of their own but parrots are seen as birds which speak similar to humans. Parrots do not have vocal cords, lips or tongues to speak like human beings but they learn the voice and follow similarly.
How do Parrots Talk?
