Parrots learn to call their feathered friends on video chat

CNN·Apr 25

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A study has found that parrots can learn to use video chat to connect with other parrots, potentially reducing loneliness. The use of technology, including camera-equipped feeders, appears to be enriching the lives of parrots and improving their moods. It is reported that parrots who participate in video calls with their feathered friends may experience a decrease in loneliness and an increase in joy.

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Parrots learn to call their feathered friends on video chat

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