@noteatpig2getha Right at the end the presenter says "...chook is certainly one of a kind". But any lyrebird picks up those sort of sounds if they live close to a city. But perhaps I shouldn't nitpick the pointless little wrap up comment presenters often use.
Loved the walkie talkie one ...
PattayaBen 3 weeks ago
Can the bird pick up language?
MichaelPolios 1 month ago
rip
SydneySluts 2 months ago
Sad to hear Chook died.
whithouse 2 months ago
R.I.P died on saturday 24 December 2011 R.I.P mate one of the best bird in south australia
nathanrjf 2 months ago 5
I you like It to say, ahem FUS ROH DAH!
forkboy348 3 months ago
So kool
dogzbody64 4 months ago
THAT IS AWESOME...
deerhunterp 5 months ago
This is fantastic xD One frikkin awesome bird
Silverbleedy 5 months ago
0:57 what the fuck thats like so mean and random.. why would you put that there haha
Lovemakeup94 5 months ago
0:55 lol he's dancing
ADEC00L 5 months ago
0:52 hes standing on the birds head !
eugkra34 6 months ago
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eugkra34 6 months ago
"Just part of their genetic makeup" this guy has no idea what he's saying
theEarlofChip 6 months ago
@theEarlofChip
why?
ItsameAlex 4 months ago
Keep one home and you will know what happened when you were out
calvin88893 6 months ago
HAHAHA NO FRIKKIN WAY
420allday72 8 months ago
id imagine they would find a hippie douchebag with rasta hair out in the jungle
ayayay111 8 months ago
Bahaha! LOL'd at the "pew pew" sound. Like space invaders =D
donovanrules123123 8 months ago
His mating call sounds like a fax machine XD
MisterCovek 9 months ago
It's not one of a kind. All lyre birds do it - and many in close proximity to cities pick up city sounds.
itsStruth 11 months ago 5
@itsStruth - who was trying to imply that his mimicry abilities are one of a kind ?
noteatpig2getha 11 months ago
@noteatpig2getha Right at the end the presenter says "...chook is certainly one of a kind". But any lyrebird picks up those sort of sounds if they live close to a city. But perhaps I shouldn't nitpick the pointless little wrap up comment presenters often use.
itsStruth 11 months ago 4
@itsStruth - Fair enough - I think it's pretty sad when wild lyrebirds are mimicking chain saws and trees falling as their habitats disappear.
noteatpig2getha 11 months ago 8
@noteatpig2getha
i agree with you itsStruth, it is a sad commentary on the reality of the lyrebirds' environment, which is slowly disappearing due to mankind.
PhoenixStillRising 4 months ago
Lawl I hope the workmen watch their mouths around this bird X) Who knows what it'll catch
TheCrippledCrow 1 year ago
Haha "pew pew" Die foot! :D
KelevraSix 1 year ago 24
aww doing a mating dance with someones foot haha - sweet little guy!
Isthisthelongestname 1 year ago 3
Incredible!
javakogan 1 year ago
The radio noises it made were so disturbing, sounded like something from Saw! It's interesting how we can see this bird interpret sound.
mattsladey111 1 year ago
Clever bird. He'll be a great ambassador for Australia's wildlife. :)
ladymeserole 2 years ago
I like the way he dance. hope he get his girl.
ChiaNii 2 years ago 28
@ChiaNii He is begging for a girl :D
mbilalbhatti 9 months ago