Does the kakapo talk

The kakapo, a flightless parrot native to New Zealand, does not "talk" in the same way that many other parrot species do. While they can mimic sounds and have a range of vocalizations, they primarily communicate through natural calls and sounds rather than mimicking human speech. Kakapos are known for their distinctive booming calls, especially during the breeding season, which are used to attract mates. Overall, their vocal abilities are more focused on communication within their species than on mimicking human language.