Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Godzilla the parrot speaks Spanish. He mimics the voices of people he once lived with - repeating phrases, copying laughter, echoing the world he used to know. It’s fascinating. But it’s also heartbreaking.
Parrots like Godzilla don’t learn to talk in the wild. They only learn human voices when they’ve been kept in captivity. And in Costa Rica, that’s illegal.
Yellow-naped parrots are a protected species. Taking them from the wild and keeping them as pets isn’t just cruel - it’s against the law.
Wild animals belong in the wild. Not in living rooms. Not in cages. Not for our entertainment!
Godzilla the parrot speaks Spanish. He mimics the voices of people he once lived with - repeating phrases, copying laughter, echoing the world he used to know. It’s fascinating. But it’s also heartbreaking.
Parrots like Godzilla don’t learn to talk in the wild. They only learn human voices when they’ve been kept in captivity. And in Costa Rica, that’s illegal.
Yellow-naped parrots are a protected species. Taking them from the wild and keeping them as pets isn’t just cruel - it’s against the law.
Wild animals belong in the wild. Not in living rooms. Not in cages. Not for our entertainment!
