Pubity on Instagram: "🥺 Cockatiels sing well because they have a highly developed syrinx, the vocal organ found in birds, which allows them to produce a wide range of tones and pitches. Their keen hearing helps them mimic sounds and learn melodies from their surroundings, often repeating tunes they enjoy or hear frequently. Male cockatiels, in particular, sing to attract mates or express happiness, using rhythm and variation to create songs that sound remarkably musical for such small birds. (G

Pubity on Instagram: "🥺 Cockatiels learn to sing songs through imitation. They have a strong ability to mimic sounds they hear often, such as whistled tunes, phone ringtones, or even human speech. In the wild, this skill helps them communicate and bond with their flock. As pets, they treat their owners as part of their social group and copy familiar sounds to gain attention or express happiness. Over time and with repetition, they remember melodies and develop their own versions of songs. (@cru