Sound on for this. Lyrebirds are masters of mimicry and can imitate almost anything, even chainsaws and building sites. How they and other bird species do this has been a mystery - until now. | New Scientist

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Nature’s ultimate mimic — the lyrebird can copy nearly any sound, even a camera or human voice! 🔊🐦 #NatureGenius #Lyrebird #WildlifeWonder #SoundMimic #NatureFacts | A Noble Indian

Did you know? This extraordinary bird is the Superb Lyrebird, one of nature’s most talented vocal mimics and a true icon of the Australian forests. With its spectacular lyre-shaped tail feathers and an unmatched ability to imitate nearly any sound it hears — from other bird calls to human-made noises like camera shutters, chainsaws, or alarms — the Superb Lyrebird stands as one of the most intelligent and skillful songbirds on Earth. During courtship, the male performs a breathtaking display, fa

How many sounds can you count? 🔊 Local photographer Melissa has captured this great footage of Nova the Lyrebird at Adelaide Zoo ❤️ 🎥: Melissa Tonkin #abcmyvideo | ABC Adelaide

Meet the Lyrebird – the bird that can mimic ANY sound, from chainsaws to camera clicks! Nature’s ultimate sound imitator 🐦🎶” | Facts that will blow your mind