When many birds sing at once, it becomes hard to differentiate one from the other - for us. Every bird owner knows the song of his bird, because they spend hours every day listening to them.
The birds don’t sing like they do in Suriname. They have been trained to sing an ideal bird song - in fact, their songs are recorded and edited; badly articulated sounds are removed, refining the syntax and improving the clarity of the message.
Can bird songs be intellectual property? And if so, who do they belong to?
THAT WAS A GOOD SONG. I WANNA BE CLOSE TO YOU. I WANNA MAKE BABIES WITH YOU, AND I NEVER GET TIRED OF LISTENING TO YOU!