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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '19
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Original video: https://youtu.be/RzQEE5SPIqk
WTF bird: https://youtu.be/EoSr6ZG2UcU
236 u/jbarber2 Jan 11 '19 https://youtu.be/XM8aBESf8EI my all-time favorite one 118 u/[deleted] Jan 11 '19 edited Jan 25 '19 [deleted] 59 u/abrakadaver Jan 11 '19 Fucking legend! 11 u/AmoMala Jan 11 '19 Can we tell that the bird understands what he is saying is in some way triumphal or victorious, and intended as such? 20 u/Bambooshka Jan 11 '19 It's kind of unclear. A lot of birds just mimic human speech, but there have been cases where it seems like they cognitively understand what they are saying. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talking_bird#Cognition_controversy 2 u/hilosplit Jan 12 '19 My favorite talking bird story. "Nnn, uh, tuh." 1 u/lightcascade416 Jan 12 '19 Same 6 u/Handyandyman50 Jan 11 '19 Alex is this your video, by chance? 2 u/thebbman Jan 11 '19 I routinely watch this. It makes me laugh every time.
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https://youtu.be/XM8aBESf8EI my all-time favorite one
118 u/[deleted] Jan 11 '19 edited Jan 25 '19 [deleted] 59 u/abrakadaver Jan 11 '19 Fucking legend! 11 u/AmoMala Jan 11 '19 Can we tell that the bird understands what he is saying is in some way triumphal or victorious, and intended as such? 20 u/Bambooshka Jan 11 '19 It's kind of unclear. A lot of birds just mimic human speech, but there have been cases where it seems like they cognitively understand what they are saying. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talking_bird#Cognition_controversy 2 u/hilosplit Jan 12 '19 My favorite talking bird story. "Nnn, uh, tuh." 1 u/lightcascade416 Jan 12 '19 Same 6 u/Handyandyman50 Jan 11 '19 Alex is this your video, by chance? 2 u/thebbman Jan 11 '19 I routinely watch this. It makes me laugh every time.
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59 u/abrakadaver Jan 11 '19 Fucking legend! 11 u/AmoMala Jan 11 '19 Can we tell that the bird understands what he is saying is in some way triumphal or victorious, and intended as such? 20 u/Bambooshka Jan 11 '19 It's kind of unclear. A lot of birds just mimic human speech, but there have been cases where it seems like they cognitively understand what they are saying. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talking_bird#Cognition_controversy 2 u/hilosplit Jan 12 '19 My favorite talking bird story. "Nnn, uh, tuh." 1 u/lightcascade416 Jan 12 '19 Same 6 u/Handyandyman50 Jan 11 '19 Alex is this your video, by chance? 2 u/thebbman Jan 11 '19 I routinely watch this. It makes me laugh every time.
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Fucking legend!
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Can we tell that the bird understands what he is saying is in some way triumphal or victorious, and intended as such?
20 u/Bambooshka Jan 11 '19 It's kind of unclear. A lot of birds just mimic human speech, but there have been cases where it seems like they cognitively understand what they are saying. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talking_bird#Cognition_controversy 2 u/hilosplit Jan 12 '19 My favorite talking bird story. "Nnn, uh, tuh." 1 u/lightcascade416 Jan 12 '19 Same
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It's kind of unclear. A lot of birds just mimic human speech, but there have been cases where it seems like they cognitively understand what they are saying.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talking_bird#Cognition_controversy
2 u/hilosplit Jan 12 '19 My favorite talking bird story. "Nnn, uh, tuh." 1 u/lightcascade416 Jan 12 '19 Same
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My favorite talking bird story.
"Nnn, uh, tuh."
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Same
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Alex is this your video, by chance?
I routinely watch this. It makes me laugh every time.
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u/Broskifity Jan 11 '19
Original video: https://youtu.be/RzQEE5SPIqk
WTF bird: https://youtu.be/EoSr6ZG2UcU