The peacock is famous for its radiant tail, but it’s not the only bird with a particularly well-constructed rear end. Here’s ...

On a mission to record all of Ireland's bird species, many of which are dying out, Irishman Sean Ronayne calls his unique ...

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On May 9, 2025, in Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil, @marielopezc_ shared a video of a dog imitating a pigeon. In the video, the author repeatedly makes bird sounds, and after a few tries, the dog ...

“I’ve recorded birds that fly from Ireland to Senegal and when they return, they’re imitating sounds of wildlife from Senegal, imitating sounds from the Iberian Peninsula, imitating the sounds of the ...

In part 6, #TrickyBirdID founder and Atlanta Audubon bird guide Jason Ward ... from the species they are imitating is a little patience; they're known to repeat phrases several times before moving ...

In cities or in captivity, some crows have been heard saying short phrases or imitating sounds like alarms or ... calls from other birds, and even bits of human speech. Their mimicry isn’t ...

David Attenborough’s famous BBC documentary footage showing a lyrebird imitating camera shutters, car alarms, and chainsaw noises catapulted these birds to international fame. These mimicked sounds ...

The young bird imitates and learns to vocalize a song that ... “With mathematical equations that we transform into sound waves, we can ensure that this culture is not lost.” ...

‘That kind of sounds funny,’” said Saginaw resident Jill Sienko. Other passengers described what they remember. “We heard kind of a chunk noise when the bird got sucked into the right engine,” Buzza ...

Credits:Image: Alex Shipps/MIT CSAIL The act of imitating sounds—whether it’s mimicking an engine ... The team is particularly interested in studying birds, like parrots and songbirds, whose vocal ...

Some species use mimicry, imitating sounds from their environment or other animals to confuse threats or attract mates. Others, like woodpeckers, create drumming sounds by pecking on surfaces to ...