Click here to watch in high quality!: www.youtube.com David Attenborough presents the amazing lyre bird, which mimics the calls of other birds - and chainsaws and camera shutters - in this video clip from The Life of Birds. This clever creature is one of the most impressive and funny in nature, with unbelievable sounds to match the beautiful pictures. BBC Worldwide Channel: www.youtube.com BBC Earth Channel: www.youtube.com For more Natural History: www.bbcearth.com
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Click here to watch in high quality!: www.youtube.com David Attenborough presents the amazing lyre bird, which mimics the calls of other birds – and chainsaws and camera shutters – in this video clip from The Life of Birds. This clever creature is one of the most impressive and funny in nature, with unbelievable sounds to match the beautiful pictures. BBC Worldwide Channel: www.youtube.com BBC Earth Channel: www.youtube.com For more Natural History: www.bbcearth.com
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That is soo cool! I love this bird!!!
Mockingjay or maybe even a jabberjay? :D
R2-D2 🙂
NO, YOU !
seriously learning to imitate 2 cameras, the chainsaw, the fire alarm, and all.. amazing bird!
No, that would be you.
This bird lives in the forest/jungle yet it often hears car alarms…
Ha! That was rather funny! Please do tell me another one! Maybe about how pi is actually 1.6424677339732868304594 instead of what it actually is!
Elaborate good sir
I love BBC shows like this=)
Funnily enough, dubstep producers have been listening to this bird. Hatcha and Lost – Al Barsha.
saw one of these in the wild today … quite a sight
Hi… I’m a university student in Biology. My Professor, who is originally from Australia, has shown us this exact video in class. He himself, has seen these birds in person. Yes, many things on the internet are fake, but this is not one of them. Good try though.
Chainsaw imitation = mind blown
I always thought this was fake, until I saw some more lyrebird vids. LOL! This thing is for real!
So according to you, BBC Earth lie and fabricate to entertain people or “sheep” as you say. Are you bit deluded? Also the second sentence came from australian-animals. net
Shutup and go back to your cave
Mate, I’m Australian, I have seen and heard a lyre bird in real life and this video is not fake.
That is beauty at it’s finest.
One more thing- as a person who’s heard a kookaburra call in real life, the lyre bird sounds remarkably like that bird.
Someone should sing rap near them and see if they can repeat the curses and then let it loose close to unsuspecting people and see what happens
No… If you search “lyre bird” you will find it is not fake, “They are most notable for their superb ability to mimic natural and artificial sounds from their environment” and “Car noises, chainsaws, dogs and other noises are no problem for this excellent imitator” Also Why on earth would the BBC discredit itself by faking this, it would make no sense.
I’m already watching it and it’s obviously fake.
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This isn’t fake. go look it up.
The sound before the chainsaw sounds like a laser gun or something.
It should copy another lyre bird.
Yeah, the bird can imitate but this is obviously fake. -__-
“I’m Attenborough’s neice”
If it wasn’t clear enough that you’re trolling…
Also it’s niece not “neice”. Triple fail for you.
Come upon your wings.
thats one talented bird
any one else come here from the level lyre lyre from ty the tasmanian tiger