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Wildlife Park Taking High-Risk Approach To Tackle Parrots Swearing Problem

Wildlife Park Taking High-Risk Approach To Tackle Parrots Swearing Problem
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Foul-mouthed parrots teach other birds to swear, says wildlife park

When staff at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park noticed an outbreak of swearing among five of their African grey parrots in 2020, they segregated the birds to spare the blushes of the public.

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Wildlife park taking high-risk approach to tackle parrots swearing | UK News

Lincolnshire Wildlife Park in Friskney plans to introduce eight African Grey Parrots to a bigger flock to 'dilute' their swearing.

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Wildlife park taking high-risk approach to tackle parrots swearing problem

Eight of the African Grey Parrots at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park have a swearing problem (Picture: PA) A wildlife park with parrots that won’t stop swearing thinks it might just have a solution but the plot comes with a risk. Lincolnshire Wildlife Park hit headlines in 2020 when it had to move a group of five adopted African Grey Parrots into isolation due to their foul-beaked language. They were returned to a public enclosure last year, but as the birds are still squawking expletives the park

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