Canary birds tweets

Are humans the only species with enough smarts to craft a language? Most of us believe that we are. Although many animals have their own form of communication, none has the depth or versatility heard in human speech. We are able to express almost anything on our mind by uttering a few sounds in a particular order. Human language has a flexibility and complexity that seems to be universally shared across cultures and, in turn, contributes to the variation and richness we find among human cultures.

But are the rules of grammar unique to human language? Perhaps not, according to a recent study, which showed that songbirds may also communicate using a sophisticated grammar—a feature absent in even our closest relatives, the nonhuman primates.

The application contains different sounds for some birds, through which you can either train your bird or identify the sound of the bird itself, and you can also define the sound of the bird through this application.

One of the benefits of bird sounds is a sense of psychological comfort, as well as spending enjoyable times in meditation on the sound.

The application is free and available on Google Play, do not hesitate to download it now.