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Sharing your life with a parrot is a serious responsibility for you, the owner. The biggest challenge being to provide your big bird a stimulating and entertaining environment. Games, toys and your bird's living areas will be a big part of this challenge. This is right where Parrot-Life wants to make a difference. While providing you with information on most popular domestic parrots, Parrot-Life offers you a vast variety of creations to help your bird be happy, healthy and active. These creations are toys, stands, playing areas, cages and much more products to help your life with your parrot. Parrot-Life creations are made of safe, non-toxic, chosen materials. They are hand-made products, offering superior quality at more than affordable prices. Have a look at the store to learn more about Parrot-Life creations. Shouldn't your find the answer you seek, or if your bird just had a special adventure you'd like to share, don't keep that for you! Join us on the forums and meet with us! The discussion area is offered to you free of charge by a separate team, concentrating their work on the forums and helping people out. May you be an owner, a raiser or just a curious person looking for information on that beauty of nature... you will probably find what you are looking for. On that note, have a nice visit! - The Parrot-Life Team |
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Mince alors! Le qualificatif « cervelle de perroquet » serait maintenant un compliment! Le perroquet est réputé pour son intelligence, et maintenant la recherche montre qu'il a aussi le cerveau pour en jaser. En fait, par rapport à son poids corporel, cet oiseau très coloré a un cerveau d'une taille comparable à celle d'un chimpanzé et d'un orang-outan. Il s'agit d'une découverte qui pourrait « ébouriffer les plumes » des mouvements qui militent en faveur de la restriction de l'utilisation du perroquet comme animal de compagnie. | |
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The Birds and the B’s Challenging Chomsky, Starlings Learn ‘Human-Only’ Syntax Patterns By Inga Kiderra The European starling – long known as a virtuoso songbird and as an expert mimic too – may also soon gain a reputation as something of a “grammar-marm.” This three-ounce bird, new research shows, can learn syntactic patterns formerly thought to be the exclusive province of humans. |
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