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Taronga zoo lyrebird perfectly mimics the ear-splitting wail of a crying baby – The Guardian
A superb lyrebird named Echo has also perfected the Sydney zoo’s fire alarm, complete with the ‘evacuate now’ announcement
From car horns to jackhammers to chainsaws, the superb lyrebird is famed for its ability to mimic a wide variety of sounds.
And now, Echo, the resident lyrebird at Taronga Zoo in Sydney, has been captured mimicking a crying baby, complete with ear-splitting,…
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