Chienssavants, The truth of the matter is that i never mark any cards, later on when the sound is working on my computer l will use the same cards to ask GR to give me the card via the names of the animals and alternatively by the colour of the cards..
This task is not a coincidence. GR and l have done this and lots of other tasks a lot of times. He is a very confident parrot Feel free to watch these other tasks, i assure you that you will think differently...
Hi jericsmith, please feel free to comment on other of my parrot's vedios were he is presented with all the peices to choose from an example of this vedio is where he is choosing to spell his own name.
Dear Jericsmith, thanks for your comment. I have done various exerices with him, and have mixed for example "the left over puzzle piece serval times before placing in front of him, he still gets it right, because he knows the answers...because he has leant them. In this exercise, l can go through the whole set of cards by the animals name, or alternatively by the colours in the background...
I know that CAGs are the most intelligent of the parrots, and I believe that this level of reasoning is a possibility with Greys. However, I am not convinced of the validity of this exercise. This parrot obviously knows that the left over puzzle piece will always be the correct choice in the subsequent selection.
whether you mix or not, it's still the remaining piece. Regardless, this is a smart parrot. I would like to see him select the correct piece when it is not left over from the previous selection. No offense, just believe in the scientific method.
So, I could do that.
BaronMeyers 3 years ago
quelita28 -Couldn't agree with you more....I for one can confirm and am confident that African Greys are the smartest!
amymint5 3 years ago
very smart parrot,African greys are the smartest parrots in the world.
quelita28 3 years ago
SammySamffl, a very intelligent one too...
amymint5 4 years ago
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It's just a bird.
SammySamff1 4 years ago
Chienssavants, The truth of the matter is that i never mark any cards, later on when the sound is working on my computer l will use the same cards to ask GR to give me the card via the names of the animals and alternatively by the colour of the cards..
amymint5 4 years ago
The correct (or wrong) puzzle-part always has a sign which is not visible on your video. The parrot selects depending the marked part.
Chienssavants 4 years ago
Hi Veetina
This task is not a coincidence. GR and l have done this and lots of other tasks a lot of times. He is a very confident parrot Feel free to watch these other tasks, i assure you that you will think differently...
amymint5 4 years ago
Coincidence?
Veetina 4 years ago
Thank you
amymint5 4 years ago
nice bird i mein the one with fethers lol
smart to
thuggie1 4 years ago 2
Hi jericsmith, please feel free to comment on other of my parrot's vedios were he is presented with all the peices to choose from an example of this vedio is where he is choosing to spell his own name.
amymint5 4 years ago
Dear Jericsmith, thanks for your comment. I have done various exerices with him, and have mixed for example "the left over puzzle piece serval times before placing in front of him, he still gets it right, because he knows the answers...because he has leant them. In this exercise, l can go through the whole set of cards by the animals name, or alternatively by the colours in the background...
amymint5 4 years ago
I know that CAGs are the most intelligent of the parrots, and I believe that this level of reasoning is a possibility with Greys. However, I am not convinced of the validity of this exercise. This parrot obviously knows that the left over puzzle piece will always be the correct choice in the subsequent selection.
jericsmith 4 years ago
Hey jericsmith, but that still means that the parrot is using deductive reasoning doesn't it!
Nightsky3d 4 years ago
I don't deny he is a reasoning parrot. I have two Greys and I am completely confident in their ability for deductive reasoning.
jericsmith 4 years ago 2
whether you mix or not, it's still the remaining piece. Regardless, this is a smart parrot. I would like to see him select the correct piece when it is not left over from the previous selection. No offense, just believe in the scientific method.
jericsmith 4 years ago