parrots speech

Do any of you know of any folklore that tells you what the Congolese people thinking?

Thousands of years ago when African gray parrots, or other parrots for that matter, began to imitate human speech? They were considered gods, demons, what?

Whoo Boy! Great question, but it is interesting! A book is available on the subject if you're interested in learning about this very long story. It is called "Parrot Culture" by Bruce Thomas Boehrer. You can find here: http://www.amazon.com/Parrot-Culture-2500-Year-Long-Fascination-Talkative/dp/0812237935 reading is not more alive than ever come across, but stresses in birds have made a great impact on Western civilization, from some of the first written in Greek and Roman records and drawings on the cave walls. parrots almost escaped being considered as food simply because they were very tough and fibrous meat. (Score one point for the parrots.) Alexander the Great is considered to be the first person to introduce Western civilization parrots. They are considered "exotic and exciting and full of wonderful powers and about the gods." In some cultures are considered "messengers of the gods." His gift of mimicry and the beautiful colors made out as the magical creatures that became very popular as pets and zoo exhibits. They did a great impact on our culture over time and still remain popular, whether in advertising, art, film and folklore.

[affmage source="amazon" results="5"]parrots speech[/affmage]

[phpbay]parrots speech,60,”",”"[/phpbay