Amazing! Bird Sounds From The Lyre Bird - David Attenborough - BBC Wildlife

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David Attenborough presents the amazing lyre bird, which mimics the calls of other birds - and chainsaws and camera shutters - in this video clip from The Life of Birds. This clever creature is one of the most impressive and funny in nature, with unbelievable sounds to match the beautiful pictures.
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[@SupaL33tKillar]

plot twist. Camera pans around and it turns out that a lyrebird was narrating the entire time

[@TheDieselbutterfly]

hehe good one

[@ekincetinkaya1355]

lol

[@marcelluswallace4076]

haha

[@AlaricHolmes]

Haha

[@hecatediadem9192]

I love this hahaha

[@loganhatch]

That bird definitely deserves a mate after that performance.

[@ngray1]

if only women were that simple! just go out, stand on the corner and imitate a chainsaw for a while... nek minnit, pull Jennifer Hawkins

[@ZOMBIEEZ]

@Kieren Ikr LOL

[@muddflower02]

Kieren Jones Honestly, if someone asked me out with a chainsaw impression, I would be insanely flattered.

[@loganhatch]

Muddflower You say that now....lol

[@muddflower02]

Swamp Butt Jones It would be pretty funny, and anyone willing to embarrass themselves that much for me is probably a pretty decent guy.

[@jamesdixon4810]

Theres a lyre bird out there that now has a David attenborough accent

[@robadams8057]

Oh, I hope so.

[@EseMismo91]

Lmao

[@robinwheatley450]

Aahahahaha love it

[@klaus.kinsky3954]

😂

[@Barefoot_Joe]

I just watched one saying "superb" and "awesome" so yeah.. you're right

[@bluebeta2896]

Imagine taking a shower and you hear a camera shutter

[@ParadigmRabbit]

Or just off the trail for a quick pee

[@bobbi2235]

😳

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@jaydinvilleneuve1406]

Lmao!

[@friskfulx5027]

AHA

[@gavincalton5450]

My jaw dropped when I heard it make a chainsaw

[@chamachuchi]

Same. It made me cry.

[@BaddaBigBoom]

Same here, brilliant message to the modern world IMO.

[@monmky]

Every one tree cut down, 3 are planted

[@BaddaBigBoom]

+Seductive Security Guard Try telling that to the tribal people of the Amazon.

[@treecrab8192]

My jaw dropped at the motorized camera

[@ebonymagyar5895]

I remember hiking at night with my sister and we hear a human coughing behind us and turned out to be one of these. Nearly soiled myself

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

lmfao

[@bobross6602]

Nasty

[@megamushroom]

Ebony Magyar oh wow that sure is something birds are truly amazing

[@megamushroom]

@waliullah Arshi fair enuff and smart honestly

[@jazmynallard1887]

Careful the bird may have covid

[@aschemusicreations]

It even mimics the sound of the brush/logs falling through leaves.... Incredible

[@rudytoth]

Acute hearing first.

[@bakersmileyface]

It sounds like a recording. It's awesome.

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@Tmp866]

2:29 "Those laser rifle sounds... yea just go ahead and pretend you didn't hear that."

[@PhillipAmthor]

He lives right beneath the shield station from the empires death star

[@Furky_M]

Those laser sounds are from Eastern Whipbird :)

[@darthvader1783]

He has supplied my troops with their blaster rifles.

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@belindabell794]

I definitely had a Star Wars moment.

[@SamuelTBrooks]

Unfortunately, despite mimicking Kookaburra speech perfectly, the lyrebird doesn't actually speak the language, and is unaware that he is shouting racial slurs.

[@The_Evening_Sun]

best comment

[@jameshyde33]

Read this comment in David Attenborough's voice.

[@Alishabaldock]

lol

[@neilpapier7384]

Kind of like when someone tries to speak ebonics

[@dudeguy2594]

imagine being a kookaburra and just hearing TAX EVASION

[@sharonhesse8867]

Somewhere in the jungle is now a bird that sounds like Attenborough.

[@jordigeven3549]

better be imagine walking through a jungle a suddenly hearing david

[@Boardy1846]

ROFL!!

[@AnnabellaRedwood]

That would be so cool. 😀

[@netweed09]

''Somewhereee in this remotee rainforest,,, chirpp chripp tweet,, there lives a ,, chirrpp,, very rare bird,, beep!!''

[@wizardsfirstrule3061]

😂😂

[@jcp100]

As an Australian I am proud to say that when I went I to the bush a while ago I played an air raid sound on my phone and 10 minutes later heard a lyrebird mimicking it it was great hahahah

[@peacock8394]

@Albus Regnum .lol

[@m30whito]

Plot twist it wasn’t a lyre bird

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@mikaelgaiason688]

You're a sick bastard. lol

[@theamazingDrBob]

The fact that the sound of a chainsaw can come out of a bird is absolutely insane!

[@dieselgeezer18]

Plot twist: The bird is a chanisaw

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@Teddyclaws]

I find it very sad

[@analucialagos5390]

insanity!

[@richardbrooks6464]

lol, would make someone think there is a chainsaw being used

[@DantaineRemastered]

This is officially my favorite bird

[@marcelluswallace4076]

yesss

[@aizananic]

me 3

[@iyusyusra7115]

did you know there is more beautifull bird called the bird of paradise? surely you need to know them

[@marcelluswallace4076]

I got another one. The secretary bird. It's the only one that hunts walking.

[@alanbstard4]

there are a number of birds of paradise northern Australia and New Guinea only

[@iprobablyforgotsomething]

Lyre bird wins at imitation games. Seriously trippy to see a bird make mechanical sounds.

[@ralphinator2]

The sound is real, but the bird making it is a zoo animal. hoaxes.org/weblog/comments/lyrebirds_mimicking_chainsaws

[@pamelaboyd6509]

The mocking bird, is another one.

[@domvasta]

Is it trippy to see a speaker making natural sounds? they've just got a very high vocal range.

[@Gblonkers]

He sounds more like a chainsaw than a chainsaw

[@bobbi2235]

I loved the chainsaw

[@robinwheatley450]

Agreed

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@ScottFichter]

Is it me or does chainsaw have an echo effect applied to it? How can a bird produce echo fx? INCREDIBLE!!!

[@vicn4059]

It was lamborghini

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@DanHarkless_Halloween_YTPs_etc]

Yeah, the lyrebird's syrinx (the equivalent of our vocal cords) is the most complexly muscled of the passerine birds (i.e. excluding the parrot family). So amazingly accurate; thing might as well be a portable recorder (for oft-repeated sounds, at least).

[@alicelenn7579]

Yeah. I saw in other vid where the bird made a sound of a hammer hitting steel with a reverb. It's so beautiful.

[@frankometry]

Yes even the distance of the "sound" seems to vary and I swear I heard men talking as well in one recording!

[@AlaricHolmes]

Having studied linguistics, I'm utterly astonished by this animal's ability to mimic mechanical sounds so well. I'd love to learn more about its vocal structure....

[@LittleCoolThings]

Heard about it on NPR. They mentioned that the vocal cords can produce several sounds at once.

[@FuzzyPanda962]

The basic gist is that they use muscle contractions to squeeze air out of the air sac (like our lungs, theirs are different and spongy) through an enlarged part of the trachea called the syrinx. The syrinx has several kinds of membranes that can be stretched by smaller bundles of muscles inside and outside the airway. A bird like this probably has at least a half a dozen muscle groups inside the syrinx to help make subtle movements. There's some debate as to which membrane does how much. You can read up here for really gory details Goller, F. and O.N. Larsen (1997): A new mechanism of sound generation in songbirds. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 94:14787-14791. I'm studying for a test right now so I've got notes on hand. Hope this helps.

[@snehamohite9847]

FuzzyPanda962 Bt..they hv specific name? Or genera? Or scientific name? Or common name? I mean any name...to call them

[@FuzzyPanda962]

In this video? This species is Menura novaehollandiae, or the Superb Lyrebird. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superb_lyrebird

[@snehamohite9847]

FuzzyPanda962 OK...

[@Mrepifany]

All of this just to get LAID? This bird is such a playa.

[@grimaldus1967]

The fact they're able to mimic foresters cutting down trees is truly saddening.

[@kellylea9724]

I felt so sad about that too

[@TheRINZO12]

It is in captivity

[@zvonimirtosic6171]

Worst tree cutting happened in the late 19th century. Today, however, in Australia trees must be cut down to control bushfires.

[@xaj1543]

BarbarianBreed That bird is in a wildlife sanctuary. Don’t be fooled by Attenbourgh’s crap! He pretends he is sneaking through the bush but that bird is accustomed to seeing people. Then he takes recordings of the bird and pretends his team is doing it. And to top off his totally disingenuous rubbish he says the chainsaw sounds are foresters when in fact they are the sounds of construction in the facility. Do you think a Lyrebird in the wild that are very hard to see or approach would be imitating a camera? That bird can do that as it is in close proximity to tourists every day. Believe about half of what Attenbourgh tells you and that may still be too much, he is more of an activist than anything else and will lie to get you onboard.

[@cfothough]

@@xaj1543 Okay boomer

[@tangytablets5150]

Its amazing how it can remember and perfectly mimic the soubds it can hear.

[@buttersddragon]

Sounds like he was watching starwars and tried imitating r2d2

[@Orlo]

Lol

[@jakereed4057]

I saw a video of one recently that actually mimicked r2d2

[@premasru]

In the 80s I was living outside of Sydney, a place called Mangrove Mountain, near Gosford. We used to hear and see these birds and we became familiar with their extraordinary ability to imitate sounds. One sound I clearly remember was the manual typewriter because a lot of typing was going on at this place.

[@MacSnakeMoanMedia]

Charmian O'Brien why are white people in Australia?

[@Brovid1999]

Sammy Davis ?

[@frankzaffuto3670]

Sammy Davis because it was colonized by Britain in 1788 by 11 ships carrying 736 convicts, some troops to keep them in line and a Governor to run New South Wales.

[@sarah-janemccall562]

You lived in Australia. Same.

[@sarah-janemccall562]

Sammy Davis it is actually mainly white people in Australia and if you want to find the answer next time google it. FrankZaffuto has the answer for you though

[@MerDuke]

Not just the sound of a chainsaw.. but one from a distance.. amazing.

[@therhinotron]

With the chainsaw, it literally sounds like the Lyrebird took a sound recording, and played it back,

[@hhone748]

yeah literally!! It must have really strange vocal chords to be able to do that

[@shadowinfinity.5962]

I was expecting "and now he does dubstep" XD

[@alex_oiman]

he probably could

[@Gasrullen]

inmate1011001 he invented the dubstep, Dj bird.. look him up.

[@westbourner]

lol soundcloud.com/infektdubstep/infekt-laser-bird/s-UncUQ

[@MKUltraGladio911]

Moonwalking Bird kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3rCoqiAh7d6rs0

[@user-bl4oq7fd8d]

Not dubstep but this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/op6UiaBoftqjsNE

[@CODCraftersx]

It looks so fake but then you realise this is an actual thing that exists.

[@jsmall10671]

Look up weddel seal sounds.

[@netweed09]

Bird of Paradise

[@SalmanM190]

The fact that it can mimic the noise of a camera taking a picture is really impressive

[@RadagonTheRed]

So does the Lyrebird now go around the forest chirping “What bird, has the most incredible ...” - “He clears a place on the ground for his concert platform - cheep cheep cheep!”

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@MrNitramekul]

This bird was filmed near a very popular picnic ground just beyond the outer suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. Car alarms, phone ringing, cameras etc are just part of the soundscape. Chainsaws are a common sound. They are used to clear mountain ash gums (that are like skyscrapers) that have been felled naturally. Often across roads and private properties nearby. Rangers possibly use them for maintenance and fire management.

[@hrgrhrhhr]

Luke Martin time to paste this all over the comment section

[@TheSubieFan]

Ya man good info. Still sad sounding.

[@m.alanastarling9038]

Yes, you can see him in other videos wandering around near tourists. Attenborough didn't have to go beating through the bush to find it.

[@durnin101]

M. Alana Starling thats Sir David, bollock chops

[@pokoirlyase5931]

The tragedy of a bird singin'the death of it's home

[@wokeil]

Like a human imitated vietnam

[@Hy-jg8ow]

Best comment I saw in awhile!

[@chamachuchi]

Yes.

[@Hy-jg8ow]

***** I imagine that would be quite lovely in the middle of the night, alone in the forest. Babies creep me out.

[@ARC9652]

United Kingdom Us destroying the planet is the same as saying we are capable of destroying nature as a whole. You're a complete moron

[@juliemoylan9697]

Humans are SO lucky to live in a world populated by those other than ourselves. Truly magical.

[@ajaku]

I first saw this clip as a child and it's just as incredible to me now as it was the first time. What magnificent creatures.

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@midnight15086]

The chainsaw part astounds me. I bet he impresses those lady birds lol.

[@ashleyhyatt6319]

I had no idea this was possible. What an incredible bird!

[@rickwaldron4255]

Yep every last sound.. hammer chainsaw hammer nailing.in.nails saw evenwhen they ordered coffee he copied it all

[@brianthecat185]

I wanna just have one of these and get it to listen to like Bohemian Rhapsody 24/7 so it can perfectly replicate it Just imagine walking through the rainforest and hearing *galileo galileo*

[@DarlingNikki2]

And with such a fancy bird singing it, I imagine that Freddie (may he continue to rest in peace) would be quite pleased LOL!

[@robadams8057]

@@DarlingNikki2 Beelzebub has a devil put aside for me, for me, for meeeeeeeee! (Epic guitar solo.)

[@rudytoth]

He can even mimic R2 D2 too.

[@Grantallica]

In the words of Freddie himself "You can do what you want with my music, but don't make me boring". I think this this would be in keeping with his wishes

[@Aganhym]

That is a truly, purely good idea. I feel Satisfaction.

[@ashiljohn]

This bird must be protected at all costs.

[@burmessafox3939]

Theyre a protected species I believe

[@domvasta]

They're protected, which means if you accidentally hurt one, you have to kill it and bury it where no one will find it, rather than taking it to the vet.

[@bottlebeard]

@@domvasta Same goes for people

[@turmoilbreaker9301]

@@bottlebeard reminder for why youve been followed by an FBI agent for the last two months

[@okayokay9569]

ayo

[@NostalgiCrazy]

This is so amazing it's almost unbelievable. I love birds :') It's sad when you realize why it learned the sound of a chainsaw though...

[@NostalgiCrazy]

***** Cool, well I hope so :)

[@Scottcollins1983]

This was filmed in the hills just east of Melbourne, very residential, so not uncommon for the bird to hear chainsaws. No logging done in the area since the early 1900's

[@NostalgiCrazy]

Stacynow*sigh of relief ~ :)

[@austinchery]

+Sebizzar Not really sad considering trees drop plenty of seeds to grow new ones

[@bkjeong4302]

+MaxDG1013 And planting more trees probably causes more long-term problems than not replacing the trees.

[@wurble]

Pretty sad that one of the sounds a forrest bird mimics is the sound of a chainsaw.

[@chaichokpang5754]

Yeap the sounds of devastation 😥

[@MrTheBossGuy]

Despott I just got instantly depressed.

[@joanandijani5356]

True

[@niulka462]

Despott in most of the "nature films " they are coming to the place with their own animals and film them in their natural environment. After that they bring them back home. so probably this bird lives with other birds in some kind of a zoo or place where they take care od them. (sorry for my english)

[@jeremyhunter2319]

Why? Because you know nothing about the forestry industry? You just assume it's all about cut-cut-cut, don't you? Planting trees doesn't make a sound.

[@filowarrior1230]

2:40 Lyre bird: screw this I am gonna cut some trees down Bebe ᗰᗩKEᔕ ᑕᕼᗩIᑎᔕᗩᗯ ᑎOIᔕE

[@vinceleguesse]

Rest in peace sir David Attenborough!

[@57Galadriel]

He's still with us!

[@KidsWithGuns1992]

Birds are seriously the most fascinating creatures on planet earth. They embody beauty in every way, so glad I live out in the hills in Australia - we have some of the most amazing animals. Waking up to the singing of a blackbird every morning and the calls of kookaburrahs is the best thing ever.

[@domvasta]

What about primates? They have like 40 different variations in facial expression that all mean different things in different species.

[@alex.g7317]

And a The funnel web spider in your toilet.

[@FartOnMePlz]

@@alex.g7317 red back

[@alex.g7317]

@@FartOnMePlz ?

[@FartOnMePlz]

@@alex.g7317 it was a redback on a toilet seat.

[@yajeec810]

This bird should join the Police Academy.

[@sfd4603]

yajeec810 only certain people will get this joke

[@JeSsE10mCcOy11]

Yes, it should!

[@kevinkevin280]

😂😂

[@joeb5763]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@chrissmith-zl3ob]

Lol

[@Spook958]

The way it mimics the camera absolutely amazing

[@autoredox]

And the motor drive sound, it's very similar to the real thing

[@Cadrieldur]

If you ever get bitten by a radioactive lyrebird, you can probably expect a Top 40 pop career while moonlighting as a masked vigilante fighting crime with the power of voice.

[@tonyhakston536]

I'm gonna find a lyrebird and a reactor.

[@dsandoval9396]

Sounds legit.

[@nuckinfuts7610]

Hello, Mr. Spielberg? Check this shit out.

[@rojavida]

Yeah but you can only do covers!

[@tumactijun]

Hope someday watch the movie

[@nora_thepianocat]

Wow! Even I was blown away by this, and I'm a cat who plays the piano!

[@matthewcullen1298]

As a keen Australian bushwalker who grew up in the aussie bush i can Attest to the fact that its exactly what the forest sounds like

[@supratiksarkar1195]

His voice is just just just so so so impressive. You can listen to it for hours.

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@matthewm3769]

Walked past one of these playing 50cent, next thing i knew the forest went full hood

[@sudhindrak]

David Attenborough always manages to get within hugging distance of these amazing birds without scaring them away. He himself of course, had a divine voice. Perhaps, that's why.

[@jeffgonzalez2056]

Had? Sir Attenborough is very much alive and well.

[@maverickREAL]

A lot of birds out there can imitate sounds, but you've gotta give the prize to these guys and also corvids. Corvids- like ravens and crows- have the uncanny ability to perfectly mimic speech. If you've seen that one video of the crow saying "you alright, love?" that's no joke. They're like parrots but more coherent.

[@walnzell9328]

The sounds this bird is capable of producing is just... HOW?

[@applesnotoranges]

Go in a jungle with a boombox playing dubstep...

[@LIQUIDST33L]

There needs to be a gofund me account for this

[@lawrencemorris2261]

applesoranges that bird would never get a mate.

[@wyokaiju992]

Just imagine. Someone's playing some Massive Attack - Mezzanine on a boombox in southern AU, come some years later and someone else is out during mating season and hears a bird sing the line "Your stumbling in the dark" from Teardrop. Think they'd be shitted?

[@user-gc1qx2sh7h]

@@wyokaiju992 ㅇ

[@intentwarrior]

why have i not found a lyrebird imitates dubstep video yet somebody get on that shit

[@nenissaK]

The bass bird 1h

[@davidgardiner410]

That's so amazing!!

[@rhythmfield]

Who here just doesn’t love David Attenborough? He is simply fantastic, a reassuring, calming, familiar voice of intelligence and curiosity.

[@alphacat1178]

Camera turns around: And this is the beauty of our species

[@scotbotvideos]

1,167 didn't like this -- are they nuts? How could you not like a bird which sounds like a chainsaw?

[@shermanho1190]

+Scotbot because it reminds them of serial killers?

[@arachnetartemis869]

Imagine your a female little bird and you here a chain saw coming at you. Poor birdie won't get a mate with that song lol

[@Aqua.man045]

+Scotbot At the beginning he does a R2-D2 Impression.

[@diGritz1]

+Scotbot Why dislike? Because it's spreading misinformation. The bird making all the unique sounds is a captive bird that was raised from an egg. Wild Lyre birds do not do this. Could they? yea sure and that does make them incredible. However most people believe that there's a forest full of Lyre birds running around sounding like chainsaws when that's just not true.

[@scotbotvideos]

diGritz1 You're a bit dull, aren't you, and don't understand humour much.

[@Upgradezz]

My jaw literally dropped at the sound of chainsaw

[@tanujachandanshive3941]

1:03 *who remember the Samsung msg tone*

[@Waxer3929]

Why wasn't the Lyre bird in the Police Academy movies?

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

The woodpecker got competition. The chainsaw-bird will be cutting trees with sound :-)

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@Ethentent]

Simply incredible. The chainsaw sound was spot-on. Nature sure is amazing.

[@jsmall10671]

It sounds like it even has the echo of the chainsaw starting. Amazing.

[@LordRobrecht]

Imagine the bird imitating Morgan Freeman :o.

[@gemarrs]

You either get busy singin', or get busy dying...

[@neilshannon9930]

I live at the bottom of Tall Timbers road in Winmalee and there is a resident lyre bird that "owns" the ridge behind the house. He mimics all the birds around here and any power tool we have going. It really is just like the video, it's hard not to burst out laughing when you sneek up to him to get a better look. If you want to see this bird, go to the track at the bottom of TT road and start walking down the hill, guarantee you'll see or hear him....Take care everyone

[@Not-A-Space-Agency]

".. This rare an unique species of bird that mimics anything".. Our Lyrebird from DOWNUNDER Australia 🇦🇺 🤙😎

[@VerifiedM-an]

Imagine you’re in the middle of the woods and this thing makes makes a shotgun noise

[@nicoleoda508]

That would be scary

[@GPantazis]

It almost feels like the lyrebird is at a stand up comedy club roasting other birds around it.

[@spoons1153]

The fact that he can copy chain saws and normal saws is incredible. I love you Nature. You make some some of the weirdest and some of the coolest things ever.

[@rickwaldron4255]

Not only did he make the chain saw noise he even copied the sound of it Starting to

[@janellehoney-badger6525]

All those sounds & it doesn’t seem to have a complex tongue & no lips. This bird is a true freak of nature!

[@warrwarr9816]

So you mean to say, I need this bird to appreciate chainsaw noise? Fine by me.

[@ZerKelv1n]

Omg that chainsaw and camera sound

[@mohamedabdulla6303]

This bird could have a VERY successful career in voice acting.

[@Charlieandersali]

I saw this in the Blue Mountains this morning. Phenomenal. The Blue Mountains (away from the touristy areas) are heaven.

[@sejanvhora116]

*The chainsaw noise that this bird made was more original to me.*

[@HypnoDaddy]

This bird is a mimicry artist..!

[@Mara12186]

At least the chainsaws mimic is proof that their homes are being destroyed

[@mobileos7057]

I think u r destroy ing their houses

[@Mara12186]

Hm, ok..

[@notnormalyet]

It was recorded in a zoo. There is a good chance he learned it there or was even taught it to impress visitors.

[@carlmatheus6930]

+notnormalyet nope it can mimic your voice to

[@Powerranger-le4up]

I'm not so sure because I read that the IUCN Red List classified them as of Least Concern.

[@jtamta91]

Thats why , I respect earth ..thanks to david n his crew...specially to david attinbrough ..

[@desiavenger2666]

Amazing. Extraordinary. Beautiful.

[@WobblesandBean]

For the love of bacon, someone has to go to the Adelaide Zoo and continually play a loop of the Final Fantasy victory fanfare until their lyrebird catches on

[@gielvanrooy4624]

Amelia Bee

[@Falkner09]

My cockatiel does that, he loves it. That and the chocobo song.

[@kingchickenwing4887]

What is victory fanfare?

[@tonyhakston536]

+KingChickenwing How do you not know this?

[@kingchickenwing4887]

I don't know :P I have only played Final Fantasy XV. I am more of a Kingdom Hearts fan.

[@diktatoralexander88]

That thing is like speaking in Morse code. Also, I wonder if it can imitate dupstep songs.

[@quincyjones4013]

2:03 Was that the chaos emerald sound effect from sonic the hedgehog 2? 😂

[@terencemorris2038]

That has just blown my mind, I feel like shouting "do another do another" lol

[@amazingworldsrilanka5069]

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[@mexicanhonoka]

what if this bird species could safely reprodeuce and live in cities, it will cause alot of trouble.

[@vinayseth1114]

Yes. Imagine being woken up by a chainsaw sound! :D

[@Maximilian7992]

Vinay Seth or a gun shot

[@Egualdidxe]

Terminator X omg where dou live? detroit? xD

[@Maximilian7992]

jmallabia lol, i live in Texas

[@vinayseth1114]

+Terminator X :D

[@Modtro64]

I wanna play a gameboy next to a Lyre Bird and see if it mimics any of the sounds it hears. A Lyre bird singing Tetris or making the call of Pikachu from the original gameboy Pokémon games.

[@Aqua.man045]

I hope it just pecks you.

[@dawnstone4424]

I literally watched this with my jaw dropped. Then the chain saw. Tears.

[@avenuearte]

One of the better videos of birds I love watching every so often

[@hazardousfromage]

Someone please have Morgan Freeman talk to one

[@charlesdove1247]

why

[@jonathannelson9591]

@@charlesdove1247 so the little fella could get all that sweet bird pussy, man

[@dsandoval9396]

Better yet, have one learn James Earl Jones's Darth Vader, just for the lolz. Just imagine a bird going around Australia sounding like Vader. Maybe another one sounding like the Emperor. But for the love of god, no Anakin.

[@davids1051]

D Sandoval “Idont like sand”

[@LadyGrey260]

What about Liam Neeson?😅

[@MrMasterBoop]

144p, Pure nature footage.

[@StephanieLaerkeAndersen]

There are far too many people on here making stupid jokes and comments. Of course they are missing the bigger picture. This is a stunning display showing the true power of nature.

[@rowun8269]

I WILL buy one of these and play megalovania to it 24/7 until it can replicate it perfectly

[@augustortiz]

I have seen weird animals, but this bird is just absolutely stunning... It mimicks the sound of everything it hear to perfection... It is just disturbing and beautiful at the same time

[@Kaylee2040]

Friday The 13th Movie: *Hears chainsaw* "RUN, IT'S JASON" In real life: *Hears chainsaw* "Could you not, Lyrebird"

[@jamesdixon4810]

Lyre bird: "nah brah. That actually jason. You better run"

[@mushroomhead3619]

By the time you hear him it's already too late... and chainsaws are Leatherface's thing

[@willywonky2760]

I don't think you would survive a real cereal killer

[@mushroomhead3619]

I could murder a bowl of cornflakes...

[@user-nf6pf7jh2b]

이 숲에는 화를 잘내는 욕무새라는 새가 삽니다.

[@lukestubbs.]

I remember taking an excursion to the Dandenong Ranges and the tour guide told us that a Lyrebird once imitated a child.

[@Kalani_Saiko]

haha imagine looking for the child and finding a bloody bird

[@N0tyoursunfl0wer]

Whoaaaaaa so cute! Birds are so adorable! Just like all animals

[@b2j135]

ROSS WINS!!!!!!

[@itsbort]

ARIN WINS!!!

[@GamerNumNums]

Did they mention something about this on Game Grumps or something because I can't see why else this would be here

[@neerajkjha4909]

That's why I love mother nature.

[@shalanebattista9179]

The Rich Little of birds!! Wow..get this guy a contract 😀

[@adamant4107]

My jaw literally dropped.