Researchers say parrots join each other in laughter

NEW ZEALAND (KGO) -- Researchers call Parrots' laughter infectious. Scientists believe Kea Parrots in New Zealand have a play call, and they may be the first non-mammals to have their laugh recorded.

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When other Kea Parrots hear that laugh, they drop everything and start playing.

Kea Parrots come with a reputation for humor, folks in New Zealand call their species the "clown of the mountain."

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