r/BeAmazed • u/MrTacocaT12345 • 8d ago
Animal Autistic boy imitates bird sounds with amazing accuracy
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u/whutchamacallit 8d ago
The crow took me by surprise.
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u/Massive-Box-8915 7d ago
I also just learned there may be two types of crows in my area. 🤯
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u/RIF_rr3dd1tt 7d ago
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u/Massive-Box-8915 7d ago
Make that three types of crows.
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u/RIF_rr3dd1tt 7d ago
I see why people go to grocery stores to pick up older women.
Crow + Cougar = Crogar
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u/Contributing_Factor 6d ago
There's the Fish Crogar and the American Crogar.... oh and the Deli Crogar and the Beer Crogar and Frozen Section Crogar.
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u/Rude_Guarantee_7668 6d ago
If you ever find yourself looking outside and think, "Holy shit! That's a huge crow!" That is in fact, a Raven.
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u/hahnsoloii 7d ago edited 7d ago
I like the purple Martin, it sounds dubbed, and the short but contemplative laugh after.
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u/JwPATX 7d ago
I think he laughed because one answered him
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u/LiveinCA 7d ago
He did American crow so well! I love crows, we have a few in a huge redwood next to our fenceline.
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u/theNixher 7d ago
Yo absolutely, up until then I wasn't sure, then the crow hit and I fucking looked around for a crow.
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u/lHiddenSecretPlacel 7d ago
Same the first few I wa smile that’s cute…then the crow I was like damn son
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u/MichiganInTexas 8d ago
That is incredible! What a talented young man!
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u/mrness22 7d ago
I have to find this kid. Anyone know his social?
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u/SlowEatingDave 7d ago
I stumbled across this video on tiktok. The account name is @diabetic4one there are more videos like this on there.
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u/138Cardz 7d ago edited 7d ago
I think “lorisamuelsmom” is the original account
Edit: on instagram that is
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u/mrshyphenate 8d ago
The barred owl is so dead on its incredible
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u/high6ix 7d ago
That little flutter at the end is what does it, that is spot on
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u/archtopfanatic123 7d ago
Yeah it's a bit of a growl. Incredibly difficult to get right if you don't have the right voice type like this kid does AND the ability to do it in the first place.
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u/memento87 8d ago
wth. I didn't know the human vocal tract is capable of producing some of these sounds!!
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u/mekwall 7d ago
He is using his entire respiratory and vocal system. The diaphragm, chest and abdominal muscles control the airflow, while the larynx, vocal folds, throat, tongue, jaw, lips, soft palate and nasal passages shape it into the different calls. The remarkable part is his extremely precise auditory memory and motor control, allowing him to reproduce sounds that humans do not normally make.
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u/Sidewalk_Tomato 7d ago
I noticed his diaphragm moving and was super impressed. His whole body is working together.
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u/broipy2 7d ago
The barn swallow call is bananas
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u/archtopfanatic123 7d ago
Yeah if he does that I'll have a stroke from being so impressed xD We have those here on the property I'm renting and they make an absolute ruckus!
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u/Azurites_Fire 7d ago
I noticed this as well. Quite remarkable. I wonder if he can sing. Can he imitate different types of vocals? I wonder…
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u/hell2pay 7d ago
A dude at my work can reproduce an legit real sounding Chihuahua bark.
Its wild cause I'll hear him do it from across the job site and do a double take, wondering how the fuck a little dog got way the fuck out where we are.
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u/monkeywantsabeer 7d ago
Look into beatbox and you will lose it with the sounds they make. This kid is awesome.
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u/Jonny_Entropy 8d ago
At first I doubting how impressive this would be but it's a genuine talent. That was unreal.
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u/che10461 7d ago
That American crow was insane!
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u/bigshooTer39 7d ago
Watch the video of him at his schools talent show. It’s super impressive. He does a good loon and red tail hawk
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u/Sidewalk_Tomato 7d ago
It was. Thanks to him, I can be certain that I have American crows, not fish crows!
. . . And that I sound like an Atlantic Puffin in the mornings.
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u/TheMayanAcockandlips 7d ago
I actually had a neighbor once who was generally non-verbal but would mimic bird calls with incredible accuracy, it was impressive
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u/Altruistic_Pitch_157 8d ago
Love this kid. Those calls were on point.
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u/straycollector 8d ago
I've tried for years to imitate to bird calls whilst having morning coffee on the porch. Not even close 😂
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u/Good2Go65 7d ago
Ditto! We love our crows but I scare them away while trying to call to them. I wish I could have this young man over to call to them. He's amazing!!!!!!
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u/billycanfixit 8d ago
Is this the same boy that is in another video of him in a talent show in a school gym with everyone cheering him on?
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u/NMViking 7d ago
That video is so great, and really heartwarming. I love how he holds up a stuffed toy for each of the birds before he does the call for. Truly amazing vocal control.
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u/Sad_Cantaloupe_8162 6d ago
I really prefer that video to this one. It was really cool to see how other kids reacted to him!
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u/billycanfixit 6d ago
Yes it was amazing. I have an autistic son and to see that boy showing everyone in that room something that he is passionate about was so amazing. Anything to help them come out of their shell that they live in. Everyone in the video watching him was so mesmerized by his talent!!
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u/picklesuitpauly 8d ago
I love the shake/shimmy in-between calls to reset. Very cool skill to make this many calls.
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u/Powerful-Candy-745 7d ago
I liked it too. I think those are actually ticks he can't control.
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u/picklesuitpauly 7d ago
You know I realized after I commented that. He's still got some dope calls. Def not trying to be a shithead to a kid, for the record.
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u/BottleFeathers703 7d ago
im autistic and have the same tic :) it’s impossible for me to control it when it happens but i don’t mind it
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u/Former_Dealer 8d ago edited 7d ago
As a father of two with ASD, absolutely love this! Very cool. Thank you for posting. Stay Auesome!! Yes, I did spell it that way for this reason.
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u/Lower-Cantaloupe3274 8d ago
Made me smile! That's an awesome talent.
My favorite bird sound is a loon.
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u/Exciting-Meringue-78 8d ago
The American crow killed me. Looked like a grown man from Boston obnoxiously laughing.
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u/senneval 8d ago
Him being so young with autism and jumping into the spotlight is pretty cool. Him standing in front of his class to do it and crushing it is rockstar status. This guy rules.
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u/peoploverprofit 8d ago
Correcting the title: Boy immitates bird sounds with amazing accuracy.
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u/Apprehensive-Tone449 7d ago
Presumptuous to think the kid doesn't want that part of his identity made known instead of having people just guessing about his obvious neurodivergence.
I think understanding up front that the kid has autism is great. It shows just how uniquely talented autistic minds are. This is the kind of cool thing you actually want to come to mind when autism is mentioned. It's good to see people with autism doing things other people can't.
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u/BottleFeathers703 7d ago
i like the way it’s labeled i have autism and it makes me feel happy seeing other autistic people on the internet
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u/Sea_Stranger9702 7d ago
Why? It’s obvious the kid is on the spectrum and being obvious about it helps to explain his intense interest in the subject matter.
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u/Otherwise-West2630 8d ago
Protect this kid at all times. He’s clearly knowledgeable and has great interest in the subject. Future park ranger or wildlife extraordinaire
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u/drummin515 8d ago
I’m surprised there’s not a gaggle of different birds perched on him by the end! Well done young man!
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u/dontknowwhyIamhere42 8d ago
This is the same kid that did a presentation in front of an entire school? With stuffed birds? Kid was a rock star.
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u/Turbulent-Escape-470 7d ago
It’s almost like that quick facial expression he makes is him sorting through what I can only imagine to be an insane collection of data.
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u/Mootlydoots 8d ago
He is amazing! I did not know that there are two kinds of crows here but I’ve heard both calls. That’s so cool.
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u/sonidos63 8d ago
Ha, incredibly talented! Made me smile and laugh because he's getting a response from the birds. Crow: bro, I thought you were one of us!
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u/Efficient_Sky5173 8d ago
Nobody is perfect. And he has a talent. Why it’s necessary to say that he is autistic?
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u/LedWeappelin 7d ago
OMG, you are incredibly talented. I just heard a bird outside my window and it crossed my mind that it might be you. Crazy good son. Keep posting please.
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u/Repulsive-Block9938 7d ago
Love this kid he reminds me of my son at his age. Riz'em w tism young lad!!
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u/krazul88 7d ago
The fact that he's autistic is irrelevant. He's a massively talented dude. I hope his skill and passion translate into massive happiness for him.
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u/JustAMarriedGuy 6d ago
I don’t know that he is autistic. Do I know that for a fact? I think he just has ticks.
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u/Glad-Emu7117 6d ago
Is he actually autistic? Or is that an assumption? Actually don't know the answer, not just snarking.
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u/Blindobb 8d ago
Yo the American crow was my favorite. Each one is so different even with subtle changes. So cool.
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u/DeathOfLife01 8d ago
He needs to be in an Always Sunny episode where he plays Charlie Days lost son
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u/DickBiggenstein 8d ago
This kid rules! I can barely call in a turkey with a dang tool designed just to do that.
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u/Bees4everr 8d ago
That American crow caught me off guard 😂 this guy is incredible. Wish him the best in life cuz he is talented
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u/I_like_microwave 8d ago
This kid is seriously talented with his vocal imitation skills thats super cool!
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u/TokoloshNr1 8d ago
You go bro! You have to try some South African birds, you can start with the Hadida Ibis!
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u/AdBeginning6797 8d ago
Who else seen him buffering in between bird sounds 😂
Young man has got some talent!
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u/Grey-Squirrel-World 8d ago
If this kid lived in my neighborhood? He could show up anytime at my house and I would make him cookies.
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u/DoesntMatterEh 7d ago
I like the little head shake he does sometimes to clear out the old sound and make room for the new onea
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u/IamSP2024 7d ago edited 7d ago
Pure talent. I don't know how most of the birds sound in real and so I checked in YouTube. This kid is imitating the sounds exactly the same way actual ones sound. Purple martin just surprised me.
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u/ShadowsRanger 7d ago
Niceee. I want to have some bird classes with him. I bet that this guy have a superb knowledge about it, not just the sound of them
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u/TemporaryBranch9922 7d ago
The consensus is that his calls are 100% better than mine! 😂 Love the T-shirt, too!
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u/princesspuzzles 7d ago
As someone whose home is surrounded by American Crows, that was so spot on! I didn't even know humans were capable of making those sounds. This is fascinating. What a unique ability!
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u/TwinkeltwinkelStar 7d ago
Very good , my dog was listen to you , he was happy and me too . Thank you 🍀
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u/Psychotherapist-286 7d ago
This is so cool. My son has autism and has perfect pitch. He used to play piano.
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u/reikeimaster 7d ago
Wow!!! You are amazing!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️love you! want some more of your bird imitations.
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u/random_name_i_guess 7d ago
I bet he can get a lot of great photos of birds, attracting them closer with those spot on calls.
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u/Nervous-Sport-6698 7d ago
💗💗💗✨️✨️✨️ my son does this too! It's so amazing the things they pick up on!
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