Mine occasionally does a swearword role call. To be fair he came to me with this vocabulary and I don't have kids so I let him get it out of his system. What's really funny is that he'll mix and match words to make up something completely new. I have to make sure he doesn't see or hear me laughing at it to ensure he isn't getting the reaction he wants. First rule of parrots is that if it gets a reaction it's game on.

I immediately thought of these two.

Yeah I rarely go to the zoo. That would make me go more.

That would be their top attraction! I would make a side trip to get roasted by parrots.

I knew someone that had parrots. If the humans around them swear, it is easy for the birds to learn swear words because swear words are often used with animated emotion, and in short, loud phrases. Sadly, birds that learn swear words lose a lot of their resale value, or are deemed undesirable by perspective buyers.

The same park is probably also debating how they can attract more visitors to their location

They are back:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-67990806

"The original five parrots, named Billy, Tyson, Eric, Jade and Elsie, spent three months in isolation as a result of their antics before they were put back on display. They have since become the park's star attraction, according to Mr Nichols.

A disclaimer notice was installed at the enclosure warning those of "a sensitive nature" about the birds' colourful language. "

Just send them to a zoo where people speak a different language. Problem solved!

Learn to swear at people while in captivity. Teach friend. Learn to enjoy it with friend.

Get removed.

I bet they swore up a storm while they were being removed. Probably less laughing.

Statler and Waldorf, still together after all these years.

Isn't that what we do? Dumb fuck zookeepers lol

I remember a local zoo that had a sign saying "If the parrots swear at you it's (usually) not meant personally.

This made me wish that someone made an attraction like the Tiki Room at Disney Land, but with real birds, singing flowers, and magic totems instead of animatronics.

I mean they are African, I believe they can say that word...