A wildlife sanctuary in England was forced to separate five potty-mouthed African Grey parrots, keeping them away from visitors, who became the target of their expletive-filled conversations.<\/p>\n
The birds, known for their brilliant mimicry, live at England\u2019s Lincolnshire Wildlife Centre in a colony of 200 grey parrots.<\/p>\n
But what sets this clique of birds apart from the others, is their naughty language\u2026 And you\u2019ll be shocked after learning what rude phrases they\u2019ve been learning!<\/p>\n
African Grey parrots are considered to be one of the most intelligent birds, with a cognitive level of a four to six-year-old human child.<\/p>\n
What most human children wouldn\u2019t do, is express themselves in the same way as Billy, Eric, Tyson, Jade and Elsie do.<\/p>\n
The group of five gorgeous birds were adopted by the Lincolnshire Wildlife Centre, that rescues tigers, otters, lemurs, birds and more.<\/p>\n
In August 2020, when the birds arrived at the center, they were quarantined together before they could be released into the colony of 200 chatty African Gray parrots.<\/p>\n
\nFive African Grey Parrots were removed from their display at the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park in England because they were swearing at visitors in various English accents and then laughing with each other.
Pictured: the five culprits – Eric, Jade, Tyson, Elsie and Billy. pic.twitter.com\/YnmqJwhP3n<\/a><\/p>\n— Metta Bhavana "virtuous mastermind" #4xjabbed (@MettaBhavana1) October 16, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n