Suprise Grasshopper 🦗

[@raynmanshorts9275]

I love how he says "This is a bug" with _absolute disgust._

[@NickMak-m2c]

And with a deeper voice than something 15x it's size, it's wild

[@CleverPoll]

LMAO

[@simonbires7842]

that pfp isnt what i think it is, right?

[@raynmanshorts9275]

@@simonbires7842 It's a shirt and jacket. WTF did you think it was?

[@4rumani]

​@@raynmanshorts9275errr dick and balls haha

[@flansburgh1100]

I swear when Apollo hits a glass item he does it once to make sure it's glass, and once again just because he likes the sound.

[@rustyshackleford7660]

He does

[@shiningarmor2838]

Or in other words, it's a bell

[@CosmicAeon]

yeah he knows its glass straight away, he just can't resist the good vibrations.

[@Dude8718]

Relatable though.... sometimes I accidentally bang a spoon into a pot or bowl or glass and it makes a really satisfying ding and I have to do it again on purpose lmao.

[@unanimousanonymous3354]

He even seems to do it harder the second time to amplify the sound. I was going to make the same initial remark. Love this birb!

[@PointingFinger]

I love how polite he sounds when he says "Metal." Such a gentlebird

[@beastynado]

Yeah I just like hearing it

[@Idge68]

I liked that too😅

[@tonymata8070]

That part is adorably funny. 😆💕

[@lynternet]

LOL me too!! he sounds so formal

[@mikea5205]

Had an English sound to it.

[@Endgame711]

Loved working with African greys. So smart. I would always leave a PBS channel on for them and they learned so many words. It was incredible

[@seilogramp]

Did they learn to say, "Made possible by contributions from viewers like you."

[@dinobro5075]

@@seilogramp”Thank you.”

[@Human-b5g]

why did I misread this as " African guys" T-T

[@VannahSavage]

@@Human-b5g don’t worry, I misread it as “African gays”. Dyslexics untie! Wait no… I mean, unite!

[@kdckicksbutt3461]

@@VannahSavageYou might need to learn a thing or two from the parrot 😅

[@Son-of-Gondor]

“There’s a big bug and a little bug.” *”Plant”*

[@Marudream407]

I love how excited he sounds!

[@heatherwantsaspaceship7956]

He is implying "go put those things outside in the garden"😂

[@incho3735]

“Jesus Christ”

[@boredboi6279]

Their camofluflage started to work at the end there

[@JoCox4048]

"Jesus Christ... *PLANT!* "

[@tucannYT]

The fact that Apollo recalls a bunch of normal things, and then it's just W A R I O

[@4giato569]

@@tucannYT and Shrock😭

[@boosted2.4_sky]

In fairness he doesn't have lips...so.........

[@4giato569]

@@boosted2.4_sky that’s not the point, it isn’t even Mario…

[@boosted2.4_sky]

@4giato569 it is to him because his trainer says it is.. the fact it isn't is irrelevant

[@skrrtking8882]

@@boosted2.4_sky That guy is wario not Mario yk

[@mathlete855]

Shrock will never get old

[@mathlete855]

0:02

[@Mushroom321-]

😊😊😮

[@toxic_tomb1238]

​ @mathlete855 thanks for that time stamp, I didn't know where that part of the video was...

[@osric729]

G L A S K

[@zhevtone]

​@@toxic_tomb1238 it's literally a short.. how long could this video be to need a time stamp

[@kimbybean001]

For eons, they said birds are only mimicking what they hear. Apollo is proof. CLEARLY, they have a language center in their brains. Amazing!

[@TakumiRB]

1 bug= Its a bug. 2 bugs= *P l a n t*

[@olapyza]

😂😂

[@DanielHuet-Vaughn]

"plant" is a food, "this is a bug" is food too

[@gamerdad9870]

makes sense to me

[@The_Gallowglass]

actualyl he said "i saw the bug" before he said plant

[@garnarum]

@@The_Gallowglass I heard "Jesus Christ"

[@Zenthex]

i find it interesting the parrot adds syntax to it's responses. instead of "bug" it says "this is a bug". super fascinating

[@pelman]

@@Zenthex he does it for bells each time; i think maybe he associates the "this is a" part with the name of the object itself, somehow!

[@lukasaoo88]

@@pelman somehow? its because thats how he taught it "this is a bug" parrot repeats: "this is a bug"

[@mrdan2056]

"This is a bucket" "Dear god..." There's more..."

[@GageKelley-r2v]

My uncle had a parrot that somehow managed to figure out how to curse when it's mad. If you do sometjing he doesn't like he says "fuck you". He also taught the new one to curse, and now she says it with a super hi pitched voice.

[@SP1TE1400]

@@GageKelley-r2v lmao

[@countdookie6987]

"here's a big bug, and a smaller bug" "Jesus Christ."

[@arkikali5632]

I know! I couldn't tell if Apollo said that. If so, that's hilarious.

[@groobs]

@@arkikali5632 I think it was Apollo!! 😝

[@arkikali5632]

@@groobs I think so too. So funny!

[@dangermaus42069]

PLANT

[@southernzen365]

My thoughts Apollo

[@bigbadsauce92]

my grandmother had an african grey many years ago and the thing was insanely brilliant. loved television and football and making jokes at women lol

[@PIeasantPain]

"We have a bigger bug and a smaller bug" _"Jesus Christ!"_

[@JacksonDunnoKnows]

😸

[@carelessdreamer]

Gives me the same energy as: “This is a bucket” “Dear god” “There’s more” “No…”

[@sunshinekatieee6239]

I would like this comment but I don't wanna mess up the 666 likes haha

[@likalika5899]

Exactly ❤😂😂😂😂 just love it. Give him the pistachios, he earned them!!!

[@HoosierSquad1]

@@PIeasantPain 🤣🤣 im ded

[@SprinkleSmoreZ]

"Wanna earn a pistach?" **nods head aggressively**

[@Logan_97]

He could be capable of actually beeing to understand the gesture. I wonder if he actually does.

[@via_negativa6183]

​@@Logan_97pretty sure they do it just comes natural I've seen other greys do it like an affirmation also.

[@Planclanman3]

You do realize the bird asked that lol..

[@Logan_97]

@@via_negativa6183 Animals are the best. Birds, Marmals, end even some reptiles & fish can be better friends than humans. They are more empathic and smart in their ways. Animals love faithfully. Undoubtedly Apollo, (who would solo an IQ test with a 500) and most other animals, are undeniably more intelligent, especially emotional, social, self aware as humanity gives them credits for. Imo a lot of people are trying to deny the abilities of our fury/fatherly friends to feel emotions, to be conscious. The truth is, they experience reality to our kind. They experence the world with slightly modified senses and instincts, as we do. These people are acutally the ones, who should ask this question thereselves "Als long as humans think, That animals doesn't think, Animals have tonthink, Humans don't think."

[@JAGUARBURST]

I've seen other parrots like cockatiel and conures nod too.

[@sarahbouzerma4684]

The funny thing is that he has YOUR voice

[@Friendly-Neighborhood-Asexual]

And Tori's, for example, when he says "hat"

[@OSC_enthusiast]

@@sarahbouzerma4684 duh they mimic the voices they don’t have their own

[@sarahbouzerma4684]

@@OSC_enthusiast calm down i know😭

[@Firetaileatseverything]

@@sarahbouzerma4684 it’s not a glass that is uranium

[@sarahbouzerma4684]

@@Firetaileatseverything ?

[@WhiteTiger12336]

Such a beautiful healthy baby.. They are so intelligent

[@Vero2yu]

It is not a baby, it is an animal, sooo.

[@WhiteTiger12336]

@Vero2yu No, YA DON'T SAY🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️,,, HUsh little one, soooooo

[@zerethgames7986]

Two bugs = a plant

[@frogchaser]

yes. what would 2 wario's be called?

[@zerethgames7986]

@@frogchaser that's a shrok!

[@lukebeakum1316]

​@@zerethgames7986what will a Shrek and wario be called? A warrock

[@zerethgames7986]

@@lukebeakum1316 yes!

[@eloyguevara9709]

bug+bug=plant

[@Britishkid3]

Guy: What is this called? 😄 Parrot: this is a bug 😒

[@CalebDenomme]

I like how he said Jesus Christ

[@Britishkid3]

@@CalebDenomme yeah I know

[@MatthewDiamond-zt5fn]

FAKE!

[@MatthewDiamond-zt5fn]

⁠he never said that

[@ExposedforGoon]

@@MatthewDiamond-zt5fn what

[@Le-sama]

Showing him "Wario" and him saying the correct name proves he uses more than just feel and sound. And the fact he called a Crock in a shape of Shrek a Shrock is absolutely amazing!

[@jessebensen3569]

I assume that he was specifically taught to refer to that shreck crock as a shrock, but it would be neat if he somehow created that combination on his own.

[@Laully]

@@jessebensen3569It started with him calling Shrek "Shrock" because he was also learning other "-ock" words (especially rock). Once he learned Shrek, they got him an excuse to keep saying Shrock because he liked saying it so much & the viewers enjoyed hearing it.

[@gren_3352]

@@Le-sama he still makes mistakes soemtimes he once called wario a shrek and called shrek a wario

[@Velereonics]

he would need to show Apollo plastic, or rubber, whatever the material wario is made of, and then show wario, and then show the material again, and see if he differentiates warrio. Then do multiple characters with the same material, and then those characters in different materials, to see what exactly is he associating with the object.

[@bwthomas84]

@@Le-sama false

[@BlackGryph0n]

I absolutely love that you gave him a "Shrock" after he mislabeled that rock that one time!

[@Aurorya]

Tori's disgust of bugs will never get old 😂 poor grasshoppers 😂

[@XDarkGreyX]

At least the bigger they are, the harder it is for them to get out of your sight.

[@GrayscaleStudios7]

Poor Tori :(

[@KnowledgeIsComfort]

Those things will bite and they hurt!

[@Aurorya]

@@KnowledgeIsComfort Uh ? They bite ? Is this Australia 😂

[@KnowledgeIsComfort]

@@Aurorya I’m telling you some can. Look it up. I promise

[@TheBaryonixBoi]

"Jesus christ! P L A N T" -Aplolo 2024

[@rustyshackleford7660]

The jesus christ was from the person behind the camera: Tori

[@NoriMori1992]

It was Tori saying "Jesus Christ" 😂

[@TheBaryonixBoi]

Really? The way she said it confused me

[@devotae]

That person reminds me of a parot story of an old couple in their 70s with an old parot They had to find him a new home for. The man said my wife is going senile every time she's in the kitchen. She always makes me tea even though I told her I didn't want any tea or she just made me tea a minute ago. She always brings out another cup The wife said. We may have to find the parrot a new home because my husband is going senile. Every time I'm in the kitchen he asks for tea. Then when I bring it out... he said he didn't ask for it. Sometimes he asks for several at a time. The parrots cage was in the dining room . Between the two of them . He managed to mimic the husband's voice perfectly. and every time the wife went into the kitchen the parrot would say "honey. Can you put the kettle on?" 🎉🎉🎉

[@lucasgawor7471]

Aplolo?

[@foxinabox0065]

The day this bird truly holds a conversation with a human being and understands it fully, the world will pay handsomely in pistash

[@prohumanitate]

@@foxinabox0065 underrated comment

[@Ann-k5z]

Alpha money that he already has conversations with the man

[@PaperComa]

I love how Apollo kept saying “shrock” so he actually got a shrek themed croc so as to make “shrock” a real thing. 10/10 content right there

[@hatkid5904]

"This, is a big bug." "Dear God." "There's more..." "No..."

[@hulkwithagun9749]

@@hatkid5904 soldier the parrot

[@itzyuuki3048]

nice pfp

[@pnarbediz5127]

Spy:doea anyone have a another dead wish Soldier:ı have Spy:did you wanted to take the bucket *soldier takes the bucket*

[@tarekkad695]

@@hatkid5904 rip a real one

[@notlong-x7b]

"how much" : parrot "plant"

[@themeekdontwantit]

The *syntax* this parrot’s using, such as “It’s a bell” and “this is a bug”, Is beyond impressive!!

[@WilhelmWilder]

@@themeekdontwantit as someone else who is also watching this, I concur

[@jaremakarwowski1574]

It is not, it doesn't uderstand grammatical concepts, it its repeats what humans say when reinforcing positive reactions.

[@WilhelmWilder]

@@jaremakarwowski1574 *covers parrots ear holes* 😟

[@ecstaticwooper368]

@@jaremakarwowski1574 didn't we also repeat what humans said with positive reinforcements when we were taught language???

[@Prolificx]

@@ecstaticwooper368 This is true, this is why some people say things like "should of" because they learned how to repeat the sound and they aren't aware that should've is basically "should have" , they never have to know this because they just know that what is spoken will be understood

[@AlexisClutter-l5x]

💚💚💚 I love how that parrot makes those funny comments (his own personality)! Smart parrot!

[@alexanderhikel2350]

If Apollo was in the wild he would have said “lunch”

[@JaneDoeTF2]

"No, try again" Its a bug

[@j.k.4479]

Those grasshoppers are poisonous so they can't be lunch.

[@antcannon]

When I came across Apollo seeing a bug... I thought he was going to say "dinner".

[@the_newt_nest]

"A snack"

[@DarkestSoldier]

​@@j.k.4479huh, i never knew that... Thanks for the knowledge

[@EmetYAHU]

See we have a bigger bug, and a smaller bug…. “ JESUS CHRIST “ - Apollo 🤔

[@Xxsoda_drinker_pro_fanxX]

I think that was Tori, one of Apollos owners!

[@ShirinRose]

Yeah, that was Tori, not Apollo

[@sandrapalmieri8988]

I thought that's what he said 😂

[@CatGold5047]

Just wait, Apollo might pick that up and every time he sees a big bug go "Jesus Christ!!"

[@epsilonunit694]

@wordsnstuff00 It kind of does from what I've seen, and Apollo sounds very similar to Tori with a lot of the things he says. That, and there's two different voices speaking at once when the "Jesus Christ" is said.

[@SillyCJ17]

*"JESUS CHRIST!"* - Appollo

[@crawwwwy]

P L A N T

[@JenA2145]

I think Tori said that, not Apollo 🦜

[@CPorter]

My brother is friends with and was a roommate with the folk who own Apollo. He's been around him many times. I'm glad I've been able to see this guy grow.

[@shaneknight3155]

I love how he says he wants to EARN his treat instead of just begging

[@d.e.b.b5788]

He's been conditioned to get a treat whenever he returns the correct speech to his owner.

[@HassanHodgkinson]

Having grown up with a pet bird who had a huge vocabulary, I am convinced it had the beginnings of conversational intelligence. Also, it was capable of care and love.

[@jimskea224]

I've seen Apollo get things wrong at times, but he always gets Wario right!

[@just_a_tophat5759]

@@jimskea224 what this Apollo? W A R I O

[@juliogotay1]

African greys have the ability to have the largest vocabulary of the parrot family

[@DigitalCrandallClips]

African Greys are so intelligent. It's great that this young man has worked to train him so well. Great interaction between them. Avform of enrichment.❤

[@nah-th3ve]

They’re not as smart as you think. They can only answer questions that they were already told the answer and they don’t actually know what the question means. They just know that if something happens they have to do something to get a reward. They don’t actually understand what we are saying

[@jonathandavilaaravena8671]

​@@nah-th3ve ... but we understand the same way this african grey does, we associate a certain characteristics to a name and that's about it...

[@nah-th3ve]

@@jonathandavilaaravena8671 no. We can form new sentences that we weren’t told before. Otherwise, stuff like pouring water might be unrecognizable by I.e. changing the water to coke

[@callmecalamity]

@@DigitalCrandallClips this isnt just training but its also enrichment

[@Youngbl33zy]

Is this the dude off of shameless??

[@jessamayjadeaarbis6615]

" Wanna earn pistachios" we can see how Apollo work so hard for his snacks 😅😂

[@snowlily6601]

@@jessamayjadeaarbis6615 after watching one of these birds Re enact gulping sounds and saying swallow I can’t look at this species again 😭

[@duskmoon181]

I love it when he tinks the glass a couple times, like he knows the difference between metal and glass because of the sound it makes hitting his beak.

[@elisemiller13]

@duskmoon181 Just "like he knows the difference"~~~

[@Juanandonly99cents]

Very clear that's why he did it, not "like" why he did it

[@foxtailedcritter]

@@duskmoon181 Love it when birds click things with their beak. Such curiosity

[@mae5785]

what an intelligent bird !! that is incredible

[@VippiFromXenoZtudios]

The way he said “Shrock!” Was so wholesome 😭

[@jeanvieirradjebou7141]

people dont realise how crazy it is for him to be able to recognize some objects by touching them. it 's parrot thats more than just say a word that he learnt associated with an object craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@JohnCena8351]

He even stopped mid-sentence when you dropped the bug, haha.

[@darkpixel_1]

ROFL

[@AmaraJordanMusic]

With a little “woooo.” 🤣

[@ziggyben13]

African Grays… just soooooo incredibly smart. They’re beautiful!

[@moonclip9997]

He's so smart he's even using "it's a" before his responses, the bird is learning grammar and im so proud 😭😭😭😭

[@tianlou-o8c]

he's doing better than me

[@SnazzyZubloids]

African Greys are super awesome. Love this little brainiac.

[@ashleyhall5580]

This is absolutely incredible how intelligent they are. You did a great job teaching him.

[@jennaromanini8873]

I am both fascinated and low key terrified by how intelligent birds are. My childhood best friend’s african grey, Lulu actually inspired me to write a short horror film about her lol

[@talisavy1561]

Ooh, what’s the horror film called, and where can I watch it?

[@jennaromanini8873]

I dont have funding to make it yet but i’m working on it

[@KrayZJoy]

"First we have a bigger bug, then a smaller bug." "GEEZUS CHHHRIST!" 😆😆 I'm with you!

[@QuartzieK]

That part made me laugh so hard 🤣🤣🤣

[@sjm9876]

Was that Apollo talking or the girlfriend?

[@Laully]

@@sjm9876It was Tori.

[@BlaineplaysALT]

@@Laully it sounded like both honestly

[@Laully]

@@BlaineplaysALT Apollo was talking behind her. I think he was saying "bug"

[@NikkiDoesStufff]

Dalton over here just touching massive bugs like it’s nothing. I don’t know how you do it, I could never.

[@robertgerow670]

Touch Bug

[@SAOS451316]

If it helps big bugs are usually clean and feel like room temperature dry smooth bone, light for their size and delicate. Some feel like thorny plants and others are fuzzy. Most of them are harmless and would like to not be picked up.

[@Larszard]

It's called being a reptile owner lol. You get desensitised to it really fast when you feed a reptile live insects every day.

[@veggiesarefruits]

It's just a grasshopper. 🤷‍♀️

[@Safiyahalishah]

I love bugs. It's easy to touch things when you love them.

[@envixiscool]

"whats this called?" "shrock :D"

[@gils100games]

@@envixiscool Shrek+ Croc= shrock he's a wordsmith! This bird is so gifted 😍

[@envixiscool]

@@gils100games his owner taught him the word “shrock” lol

[@AriaIsara]

​@@envixiscoolAFAIK the bird came up with Shrock on his own so later they bought a pair lol

[@Sammyk_26]

He’s the cutest oml! So smart !

[@JustGabeRaul]

I will forever be mesmerized by birds that can do this. Even if they don’t quite have the same understanding it’s awesome that they can remember.

[@quinsutton7097]

He can express wants and desires which is more than just memorization.

[@ILoveMaths07]

I will be surprised by humans who think that animals are dumb.

[@jimmywait74]

They do understand

[@d.e.b.b5788]

They understand some things. Others, they just repeat it because they like the sound!

[@kristinetrott5087]

Never doubt how deep the understanding and awareness is in these parrots and corvids. The fact that they are "aliens" to the human world, yet can learn to cominicate And understand, os somply mind-boggling !

[@thomasandrew4982]

Apollo is very energetic today

[@phaesiareese4393]

"Get that thing out of my house.." FAXXX

[@MsAmique]

For real!

[@No-sv6mu]

Smarter than most of my jr high students!

[@gmasterc3435]

Apollo has great owners he must be very happy so much stimulation and interaction much love to you guys you really love your animals

[@Augustbeauty69]

For every video about animals that don't have it nearly this good, I could just cry when I see someone teaching, training, and loving their pet. Thank you. What a sweet bird and owner.

[@lynternet]

underrated comment. even though it should be the norm, it’s so nice to see interact with and treat their pets so well

[@WhoWhatWhen427]

The way Apollo initiates earning a pistachio like a *side quest* 😅

[@MartyMicdart2012]

The birds annoyed about the bell with that tone like come on give me something harder to define?

[@mattygardiner6840]

Aw he's so smart and it's freaking adorable. I love him.

[@tor-dv6km]

I had a quaker parrot! 31 words and phrases! Knew our 3 children names! Loved taking a shower with me. When i'm sitting down for breakfast , I ask what he wants, and he'll say peanut butter!!😅

[@reginabranham5254]

@@tor-dv6km I had a quaker also. He got lost and I put ad in paper - a lady called and said , "what does he say"? When "Choncher" heard my voice on phone , he said. "come and get me, hurry!". Haha! They talk a lot!

[@bananaraptor7747]

did the parrot wash you back?

[@tor-dv6km]

@reginabranham5254 My ex-wife taught our quaker parrot the word " asshole"! Lol😂

[@tor-dv6km]

@bananaraptor7747 Our quaker parrot while in the shower, I've taught him how to take a sponge and clean the back of the neck!! It was amazing that I taught him to laugh as well☺️

[@tor-dv6km]

I forgot to mention my Quaker parrot knew how to dance. I still hold on to that video to this day!!!

[@YodaIamnot1981]

What’s this called? Apollo: It’s a bug Tori: Get that thing out of my house!

[@TakiaGross-sq6qy]

Simon

[@slappy8941]

Yeah thanks, Captain obvious, but we all saw the video too.

[@YodaIamnot1981]

@@slappy8941 Just who are you referring to? I was making a reference to what was said in the video. If you don’t have anything nice to say then don’t speak and just move on.

[@redacted8109]

@@slappy8941 why you gotta hate?

[@korvo3427]

@@YodaIamnot1981 If you don't have anything of value to say don't speak and just move on.

[@bellalovesben3414]

Such smart feathered friends

[@pletcherscott]

Apollo’s intelligence is amazing. I can’t stop watching these videos lol. Great stuff! ❤

[@charlottefournier8102]

I love this bird with all my heart

[@dollynormand5864]

That’s a very smart bird. I’m sure you’ve spent many hours training him. Adorable.

[@calwhitt01]

he actually found him like this shits crazy

[@melissagallagherr]

He’s in the Guinness book of world records for most words said by a bird (I think)

[@ignaciaandreavallevivar9442]

@@melissagallagherr Pretty sure Alex would take that trophy, same species of bird but trained by experts since pretty much birth, could even do basic math and spelling

[@GrimReaper.209]

Could’ve sworn they can only remember a certain amount of things but clearly I was wrong.

[@Dimitra_mpa]

I can feel the satisfaction in Apollo's eyes when saying "it's a bell" and other words right 😅

[@suzannemenuet947]

Tori is gonna really flip out one day over those bugs, and I wouldn't blame her😂

[@jaimezimmerman1670]

👍😶‍🌫️

[@KD-_-]

Why doesn't Apollo simply eat the bugs

[@ArcYT]

​@@KD-_- Poisonous to the bird

[@AEArato]

Arent you glad you don't live in most NYC apartments?

[@JBSbass]

that parrot is very lucky to have such devoted attention from a human, aside from being free its probably not a bad life!

[@Agatesforbrains]

Bird will probably outlive him... 60-80 years....

[@Shiastevebathroompod]

@@Agatesforbrains opposite bro he’ll outlive them buddy

[@d.e.b.b5788]

We are also very lucky to have a pet parrot who understands us! They can be affectionate and empathic, too! Wonderful companions.

[@rebeccabiel7501]

It's so impressive, how intelligent these birds are, how sensitive their beak must be, and their sense of hearing, and how they can change the tone of their voice. Not to forget: The time and effort, that you guys put into the training-- supercool!!!!❤

[@oldm9228]

Glad to see you're back on track. Love that apollo is identifying wario correctly every time.

[@anabert]

I love to see them handle a giant bug so casually. It reminds me of those car commercials.

[@pup64hcp]

What car commercials are you seeing???

[@saral8033]

@@pup64hcp lmao I was thinking the same

[@Minecraft_Maniac_Man]

Every time i see one of your shorts pop-up, i can honestly tell hes getting smarter with each one. He pretty much didn't miss one in this video. Also i like that youre starting to teach him size now. Keep up the good work Apollo!

[@ericanthony8864]

Touches the object with his beak & then answers the question. ! WOW.! My dog just scooted his butt across the floor & wiped his ass. LoL

[@sebastianhernandezvelapere941]

The way he said shrock was just as when you see your best friend

[@Holly-Conley]

I love how his voice just changes it’s so cute ❤

[@arlenepetitto3464]

African Grey Parrots are extremely intelligent...... love this parrot 💖 🦜

[@claire6568]

Apollo has made so much progress

[@ShereHall-qd8nq]

He came in the room like "I wanna earn a pistachio..." 😂❤ I freakin' love it!!!

[@kathleenbotelho3307]

He is so precious 💕😍

[@leticiashirley2325]

Apollo is smatter than some people 😅😂❤❤much respect ❤❤

[@Jaidritz9285]

He's a smart cookie and I adore watching him grow and learn, because all the mental interaction is growing his brain and he is learning now at such a fast pace. I wish I was young enough to have a Parrot, but watching you teach and watching him grow is amazingly fulfilling. ❤❤

[@LAR-hs2qt]

Apollo is so sharp and to think he understands speech better than he talks is just so moving.

[@primodemuchomundo]

I've never heard "metal" sound so honestly pure and cute and, dare I say, loving? It's like his favorite substance.

[@Janealtalt]

I like how he says “Metal” like “squirtle”

[@shanaknibbs3790]

"Whoop" (everytime something falls.) Gets me every time!! 😂 ❤

[@kaminskyyy3374]

*D i s i s a b u g*

[@leiaitri0444]

What a beautiful and highly intelligent bird. I think I love him 💜

[@TheToonWorkshop]

I love how you taught the bird to identify *Wario*

[@kloelynn3199]

I love his little voice and the way it dips and cracks 🥰 he sounds so sweet and funny

[@ntlvr]

"Do you wanna earn a pistac...do you wanna earn a pistachio

[@superbrownbrown]

*Dalton: "What's this called?"* *Apollo: "This is a bug."* *_Tori has left the chat._*

[@syndrome1965]

That's not mimicry, thats comprehension, and, communication.AMAZING! Incredibly smart bird there!

[@TangoCharlie-mz8lh]

"whats this made of" *Ting* "Uranium!"

[@c0d3_888]

tori is starting to get tired of dalton always bringing in bugs 😭😭

[@lisalimxx]

Birds are so much more salient than we understand!!!!!!

[@unitalavanta1772]

Man I remember watching you guys ages ago, im glad hes made so much progress! I knew some folk when I was youngr who had an african grey parrot, smartest bird I ever knew. It could sing and was a hoot to be around.

[@GainesMediaInc]

Tori being scared by bugs is never NOT going to entertain me! 😂❤😊

[@alantremonti1381]

I think guys being entertained by girls being scared of bugs is woven into fate. Thank being said, you are now an honorary guy. Maybe even a double guy?!

[@merrileezielinski3489]

Apollo is mimics both their voices so well, at first I thought it was him that said Jxxxx Cxxxxx, then realized it was probably her.

[@OpenhandorClosedFist]

He said jesus christ, when he was looking at how big that bug was wild