This type of parrot, or in Latin, Gracula religiosa is known as a type of bird that lives in groups.
Similar to parrots and parrots, this parrot has a very strong bond with its group. The strength of this bond is proven by the desire to always communicate. Just look at the example at the zoo, when you pass through a cage that contains a group of parrots or parrots. Very crowded right?
But what if they were kept by humans since childhood? Of course they never see group members with fellow birds. This makes this parrot consider the surrounding humans to be friends of his group!
As a result, this parrot will try to adapt to its environment by imitating the ways humans communicate. Yes, by imitating the sounds he often hears.
This parrot's expertise is to mimic our voice, it would be better if trained since childhood. Even some of the owners of this parrot have managed to train this cool parrot to say words that suit their circumstances.
