Many people think that episodic memory is a trait only humans have because it lets us consciously reimagine memories.
There are big problems when trying to find out if animals have episodic memory because these phenomenological parts are part of what it means.
Parrots are among the few animal species that demonstrate the use of tools in various contexts, including for obtaining food.
Pet bird owners are generally interested in several key areas to ensure their birds are healthy, happy, and well-integrated into their homes.
Understanding the Social Dynamics of Parrots: The Vital Role of Flocks in Their Lives
Just like humans who thrive in social environments, parrots also find significant benefits in living within groups known as flocks.
Parrot Foraging and Enrichment
Parrots are fascinating creatures known for their intelligence, vibrant plumage, and playful demeanor.
It had to happen, but no one predicted this was the path.
For decades we’ve heard the refrain “Robots are coming for you.”
“Robots will replace your jobs.”
Firstly the question needs to be asked, “What kind of pet bird?”
The basic needs of pet birds are determined by their individual species and include the following essential requirements as outlined in the provided sources: (more…)
Dive into the enigmatic world of avian neophobia (Neophobia is the fear of new things), exploring the intricacies of parrot psychology and the art of introducing novelties to our feathered companions, all narrated with a twist of humor and creativity.
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**Introduction**
Ever wondered what’s going on in that feathery head of your pet bird?
While they might not be planning world domination, birds are surprisingly intelligent and emotionally complex creatures. (more…)
Seeds are bad for pet birds, right? That’s what we hear a lot of internet/social chatter about. “Your bird will die if it only eats seeds!” “Seeds are BAD for birds!” (more…)