Animals Who Can Act And Sound Like Humans

3 Aug, 2024 Credit: Wikipedia

Cockatoo

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Elephants

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Lyrebird

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Orangutan

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Crows

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Indian Ringneck Parakeet

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Orcas (Killer Whale)

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