The lyrebird is a unique bird native to Australia, known for its exceptional ability to mimic natural and artificial sounds from its environment. There are two main species: the superb lyrebird and the Albert's lyrebird. They are characterized by their striking tail feathers, which resemble a lyre when displayed during courtship rituals. Lyrebirds primarily inhabit forests and woodlands, where they forage for insects and small invertebrates. Their remarkable vocal abilities allow them to imitate other birds, chainsaws, camera shutters, and even human voices, making them one of the most skilled mimics in the animal kingdom.