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    Goffin's Cockatoos Show Body Awareness in New Study●Body Awareness in Goffin's CockatoosYhnSportGolf449 min ago

    A new study published in Scientific Reports examines body awareness in Goffin's cockatoos, a parrot species already known for its problem-solving abilities. Researchers tested how the birds respond to challenges that require recognising their own bodies as obstacles, adding to evidence of sophisticated cognition in parrots and fuelling debate about self-awareness in animals.

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    Musk lorikeet photo charms Australian birdwatchers●The only m-u-s-k that matters #BirdPhotography #BirdsofAustralia #BirdsofFediverse #FediBirds #Photography #Wildlife #BiMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife243 h ago

    A Melbourne wildlife photographer has shared a striking image of a musk lorikeet, an Australian honeyeater-like parrot known for its bright green plumage and red face. The caption makes a playful pun on the bird's name, drawing likes and warm responses from the birdwatching and nature photography community, with tags spanning Australian birds and wildlife photography.

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    Parrot launches as open-source AI meeting recorder for Mac●Show HN: Parrot – Open-Source Smart Meeting Recorder with Co-Pilot on MacYhnBusiness3853 min ago

    A developer has released Parrot, an open-source smart meeting recorder for Mac that includes a built-in AI co-pilot to help users during meetings. The tool records conversations and provides assistance in real time, and is free to inspect and modify under an open-source license. The launch is drawing attention on Hacker News, where users are discussing privacy implications, on-device processing, and how it compares with commercial meeting transcription tools like Otter and Granola.

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    Croky chips began as a tribute to a parrot in 1966●Het merk Croky zag het levenslicht in 1966 in Nieuwkerke, toen de West-Vlaamse familie van hoteluitbaters Huyghe op hetMmastodonTechnologySemiconductors23 h ago

    The Croky chips brand was founded in 1966 in Nieuwkerke, West Flanders, by the Huyghe family, who ran a hotel business and decided to start selling crisps. They named the company Croky in honour of their parrot, which had just died, and the bird became part of the brand's identity. The story is being shared as a piece of Belgian brand trivia.