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Cussing Parrots Censored & Removed From UK Wildlife Park

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First published at 06:19 UTC on April 23rd, 2024.

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It will be interesting to see how long it takes for this screenshot to get banned on twitter "X"
(If it ever does. It has been up since September, 2022.)
https://twitter.com/weliveINaSAMAJ/status/1567831222340165632?s=20

After going viral f…

After going viral for their ability to swear, a group of parrots will be introduced to a larger group of proper parrots in hopes the change of social scenery will curb the bad mouth bird's cursing. The parrots at U.K.'s Lincolnshire Wildlife Park first made international headlines in 2020 after the birds were discovered to repeat swear words. One parrot taught another parrot to say the racial slur "nigger" and afterward they both laughed at it, and it continued when other parrots picked-up on it.

An expert with the zoo says parrots can easily mimic swear words because they're usually said in the same tone, used in similar context and are also said without any associated words. They admit the plot is risky; hopefully for them (but definitely not us) the parrot's bad habits don't rub off on the larger group. in KTLA's Andy Riesmeyer reports.

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