The lyrebird can mimic almost any sound it hears, including chainsaws and camera shutters.
Why it is true
Native to Australia, the superb lyrebird has a highly developed syrinx (voice box), allowing it to perfectly replicate both natural calls and mechanical noises from its environment.
Source: Ornithology
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