Surgical_Precisizmn t1_iwrxc5o wrote
Reply to comment by Agile-Cancel-4709 in Rats bop to the beat of music by Mozart, Lady Gaga, Queen; bopping was previously thought to be an ability innately unique to humans by marketrent
Parrot owner here!
Most, no. Some, absolutely.
Most just ignore music, at least in terms of their body motion. Some will bob to it, but just senseless bobbing totally out of sync with the actual beat; others definitely rock out to the rhythm, and whip out better dance moves than most humans are capable of.
Birds vary a ton from one individual to another, even within the same species.
nickstatus t1_iws1iup wrote
Cockatoos in particular get enthusiastic about music
Feed_Your_Dogs_Raw t1_iwuuutw wrote
Let’s see that parrot hold down a job and support 3 kids and then see if he still feels like dancing.
nickstatus t1_iwuxr6f wrote
Guilty feet ain't got no rhythm, eh?
boomerxl t1_iwvr7vm wrote
Cockatoos are great.
They’re either passively disinterested in the world or on it like a one-bird methed up biker gang.
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Agile-Cancel-4709 t1_iwrxrlr wrote
That’s a good point…. I know plenty of humans who can’t hold a beat!
CapnCrackerz t1_iwrz477 wrote
You could write this exact same thing about people.
mfb- t1_iwu2efl wrote
"It's not unique to humans" is the point of this thread.
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