Lovebirds normally don’t talk. Although they are a type of parrot, and they do have the ability to mimic human speech, Lovebirds are not among those species that most would consider to be talking birds. This is because they very rarely decide to speak, and if they do choose to mimic a sound, more often than not they repeat simple noises such as whistles or household sounds such as doorbells and microwaves. It is not known why some Lovebirds are more prone to mimicking speech than others, but it is widely believed that those who do learn to talk are taught from a very young age. Source: Alyson Kalhagen, Pet Birds Expert

Landing on all fours is something typical to cats thanks to the help of their eyes and special balance organs in their inner ear. These tools help them straighten themselves in the air and land upright on the ground. Source: AnimalPlanet

I prefer to live in that world where life is simple yet peaceful; a world that is not just for and about money. A world where every living thing around me is True. ~Ces Peta

It’s like breathing—once you quit, your flame dies letting total darkness
extinguish every last gasp of hope. You can’t do that. You must continue
taking in even the shallowest of breaths, continue putting forth even
the smallest of efforts to sustain your dreams. Don’t ever,
ever, ever give up. ~Richelle E. Goodrich

Whenever you find yourself doubting how far you can go, just remember everything
you have faced, all the battles you have won, and all the fears you have overcome.
~Unknown

God’s guidance is like a small lamp in a dark forest…
Doesn’t show everything at once… But gives enough
light for the next step to be safe. ~Unknown