Overview

• Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is dealing with a swearing problem among its parrots, with eight birds known to use expletives.
• The park's chief executive, Steve Nichols, plans to introduce the swearing parrots to the rest of the flock in hopes of 'diluting' the foul language.
• Despite the swearing, Nichols emphasizes that the welfare of the birds is paramount, as parrots are flock creatures and are happier in larger groups.
• The swearing parrots have become a star attraction at the park, with visitors finding humor in their colorful language.
• Nichols believes that while the parrots may not completely stop swearing, they may imitate other sounds and thus reduce the frequency of expletives.