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Remember the viral story from 2020 about five parrots who were separated for swearing at visitors? It happened at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park in England. Five African grey parrots named Billy, Eric, Tyson, Jade, and Elsie, after quarantining together, quickly learned some foul language and started cursing at guests. Park chief executive Steve Nichols mentioned that while swearing parrots aren't unusual, having five birds encouraging each other was a first. One parrot would start, and then the whole group would join in with profanity, often followed by loud laughter. Visitors found it quite amusing, with some even laughing when told to
Remember the viral story from 2020 about five parrots who were separated for swearing at visitors? It happened at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park in England. Five African grey parrots named Billy, Eric, Tyson, Jade, and Elsie, after quarantining together, quickly learned some foul language and started cursing at guests. Park chief executive Steve Nichols mentioned that while swearing parrots aren't unusual, having five birds encouraging each other was a first. One parrot would start, and then the whole group would join in with profanity, often followed by loud laughter. Visitors found it quite amusing, with some even laughing when told to "f*** off," but staff were concerned about children hearing the language. Nichols observed that the parrots seemed to know exactly what they were doing, timing their insults for reactions and then laughing along with the visitors. According to the BBC, the zoo decided to separate the parrots into different enclosures to prevent their behavior from spreading to the other 200 African greys. Nichols humorously remarked that if they didn't, they could end up with "250 swearing parrots." Despite the slight disruption, he admitted the incident brought some unexpected amusement and highlighted the species' intelligence and mischievousness. #parrotsoftiktok #AfricanGreyParrots #ZooStories #LincolnshireWildlifePark #ViralStory

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