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August 25, 2018 - Post Online Media
Parrots - highly intelligent and highly verbal - may also ruffle their head feathers and blush to communicate visually, according to a new study published August 22 in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Aline Bertin of the INRA Centre Val de Loire, France and colleagues.
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