They say when birds talk in human speech, they actually do not know what they're saying, but I believe they actually do. The smaller the animal, smaller the brain and not as smart?
I believe it's akin to the Univac computer of the 1950's it could do all math functions, but the thing is ,it ran on vacuum tubes and it filled an entire room, now, any more, a pocket calculator does the same functions.
So I guess brain size does not matter, a small brain is just as smart as a big brain, except it is miniaturized like a electronic IC chip..
Most birds have eyes, one of each, on each side of their heads meaning they can see from all different directions at once.
Can you catch a bird if you can put salt on its tail? Well, good luck with that!
I used to have a pet parakeet in the 1960's where its cage was place near a window, she did not talk, but did imitate other birds, even the lawn mower.
You can teach a bird to perch on your finger, but it's got to be somewhere like 2 o'clock in the morning. Just nudge its chest and it will move to your finger. You can also teach it to talk, same time every day, by repeating the same phrase over and over, or better yet, record your voice on your electronic device and set it to loop, and place it near its cage, no more than 20 minutes per day.:)
By the way, if you're at the zoo, in front of a monkey cage, do not imitate them ,or make monkey noises, they have a language of their own, and you will have no idea, what you're saying. Below is a video named Einstein a talking bird. (end)
click here for Einstein video.
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