this is Alex the parrot he knew over 100 words and 50 different objects and recognize quantities up to six he died at the age of 31 in 2007
Alex the Honking Bird Passed away :( forever a honkin party parrot twitter.com/alexthehonk/s…
Partyparrot friends, it's truly a sad time. As I'm sure many of you know, Alex the Honking Bird recently left us. Well, just hours ago, so has Ozzie. Rest is peace parrot buddies, you brought us all great laughs and warmth reddit.com/gallery/nb8sv2
alex the parrot’s death being pointlessly gendered
🔥 Parrot snake, Kourou, French Guiana (Photo credit to Alex Shepherd)
Parrot snake, Kourou, French Guiana (Photo credit to Alex Shepherd)
[#590|+2777|98] Alex, the African Grey parrot, is the only animal to ever ask an existential question. He asked “what color” he was. [r/Awwducational] reddit.com/r/Awwducationa…
Alex the parrot, the only non-human to level their intelligence up enough to get the "existential questions" trait.
Parrot snake, Kourou, French Guiana (Photo credit to Alex Shepherd)
Alex the Parrot Was the First Animal To Ask an Existential Question mymodernmet.com/alex-the-…
Kea (Alpine parrot) (Photo credit to Alex H Pflaum)
(+1876) TIL that Alex the parrot's (A subject of a 37-year experiment) last words to his caretaker were "You be good. I love you." npr.org/templates/story/s…
Alex the parrot, was a subject of a 30 year old experiment. Alex had an incredible use of language and believed to show the intelligence of a 5 year old, and the emotional level of a 2 year old by the time he died. It was also the first non-human to have ever asked a question! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A…
Alex the great parrot imgur.com/gallery/daboQ5q
I was listening to Alex the Chicken and Honking Thoughts on youtube earlier and laughing so much now my parrots woke me up now and are laughing and honking too HONK HONK HONK 🤪🤣🤣
Alex, the African Grey parrot, is the only animal to ever ask an existential question. He asked “what color” he was.
This is Alex, an African Grey parrot believed to be the first animal ever to ask an existential question. He wanted to know what color he was. He was the subject of a 30 year animal psych experiment at Harvard University, and at 2 he was correctly answering questions made for 6 year-old humans.
Kea (Alpine parrot) (Photo credit to Alex H Pflaum)
Kea (Alpine parrot) (Photo credit to Alex H Pflaum)
Kea (Alpine Parrot), Mt. Cook National Park, New Zealand (Photo credit to Alex H Pflaum)
🔥 Kea (Alpine parrot from New Zealand) (Photo credit to Alex H Pflaum)
🔥 Kea (Alpine Parrot), Mt. Cook National Park, New Zealand (Photo credit to Alex H Pflaum)
Alex is a parrot confirmed 🦜 v.redd.it/e1poyt40qvs51
Kea (Alpine Parrot), Mt. Cook National Park, New Zealand (Photo credit to Alex H Pflaum)
TIL the first animal to ask an existential question was from a parrot named Alex. He asked what color he was, and learned that it was "grey". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ale…
I know this is going to get lost in new but I drew Alex and George, but he's a parrot.
Alex the grey parrot reddit.com/gallery/izs77s
Kea (Alpine Parrot), Mt. Cook National Park, New Zealand (Photo credit to Alex H Pflaum)
Kea (Alpine parrot) (Photo credit to Alex H Pflaum)
Alex the grey parrot reddit.com/gallery/izs9ra
[5304x6630] Kea (Alpine parrot) (Photo credit to Alex H Pflaum) /r/AnimalPorn
Illustrations for a book/artbook being made by subnautica concept artist Alex Ries. He’s known as abiogenesis on deviant art reddit.com/gallery/odngoy
RI.P. Alex the parrot npr.org/templates/story/s…
TIL that Alex the parrot's (A subject of a 37-year experiment) last words to his caretaker were "You be good. I love you." npr.org/templates/story/s…
TIL that a parrot named "Alex" was the very first (and only) non-human animal to ask an existential question. He asked what color he was, and learned that he was gray. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ale…
TIL There was a Parrot named Alex that had a vocabulary of over 100 words. He was said to have the intelligence of a 5 year old. The last words he said to his trainer before passing away were "See you tomorrow, be good. I love you!" youtube.com/watch?v=vXoTa…
2 parrots on a perch...
One says to the other, "Can you smell fish?"
Guy takes his parrots out to fly around while riding his bike v.redd.it/09yk4mxxsm471
TIL that Alex the parrot's (A subject of a 37-year experiment) last words to his caretaker were "You be good. I love you." npr.org/templates/story/s…
What did the parrot say when it saw its car driving away?
MA CAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
My mind instantly thought they were talking about our Alex , and not the parrot in the picture..
"You be good, see you tomorrow. I love you." - last words of Alex, the African Grey Parrot (died on this day in 2007)
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