Pet Parrots Who Make Video Calls to Bird Friends Are Less Lonely

Business Insider·May 28

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Researchers have taught pet parrots to make video calls to other parrots, and the birds appear to enjoy this interaction. This ability to connect with other parrots through video calls may help reduce loneliness in pet parrots. Studies have shown that parrots who participate in these video calls become less lonely, forming connections with their feathered friends.

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Pet Parrots Who Make Video Calls to Bird Friends Are Less Lonely

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