The owner of the parrot mentioned that it is an Amazon parrot, capable of singing a few songs and even medleys.
Information indicates that Amazon parrots are the most adept at speaking among American parrots. Their vocal organs are similar to humans, with vocal cords forming a right angle with the body axis, creating segmented sounds essential for language development.
Moreover, parrots have well-developed tongues, similar to humans, flexible and fleshy, with a smooth, thick, and soft tip that is elongated and slender.
Due to these superior conditions, parrots can mimic human speech remarkably well. In the wild, parrots do not speak; only domesticated ones can be trained to do so. However, regardless of the training method, parrots merely mimic and do not comprehend the true meaning of language.
