These beautiful smart animals can be VERY loud, chew and destroy anything out of wood, are as smart as a toddler and behave like one and they do all of that in a lifespan of up to 60 years (in captivity longer) and people still keep them as pets...
@@anzelmasmatutis2500 i am not 6 years old i want exactly the thing that is hidden from me and beside that i don't trust news with pixelated video because they certainly hide even more/not publish so i unsubscribed from DW they are not worth it,not even for free
My mum has a parrot and he learned my son's cry as a baby. My son is now 32 years old and I get to hear him crying via that bird every time I go to my mum's house!
That's not surprising for Britain though. My parents are British, and I'd already learnt every swear word under the sun from my mother by the time I was 5 years old. She swore like a sailor.
@caravanlifenz nice to know your tarring us all with the same brush. Not every British family swear like troopers, infact as a child, I would have been in big trouble if I had, the same as my children would have.
You think the British can swear? You gotta hear a Russian on Monday when he sobers up , first they start with god, go through their ex and end up with wishes for cancer of certain bodily parts of the driver infront of them in traffic and how it would affect certain activities. Basically, 2 pages on a book avverage length of swearing.
As a child, my wife had a pet magpie called Peter. She had inherited him from an old sailor who used to live next door. Peter could talk fluently, but only in obscenities. Some visitors came more often, just to hear him swear - but others tended to visit less.
a little over a century ago a friend of my grandmother's adopted a parrot. she was the wife of the local anglican vicar and unbeknownst to her the bird had been raised in a house of ill repute. not only did it have a vocabulary that would put these birds to shame but also price lists with descriptions that it loved to announce whenever there were guests in the house including the visiting bishop.
I’m British and my first experience of the c word was when my dads phone was ringing and he had his friend saved as ‘c**t breath’. I went to school and asked my year 3 teacher what c**t means. Happy days.
In a Lisbon tavern in the early 90's the owner had a parrot at the entrance, those places always had older guys drinking cheap wine, when a drunk left, the parrot would ask 'have you paid? have you paid?'.
Grey African parrots are very intelligent birds , we had one for a few years . He treated each one of us in a different way and learnt words in several languages . Don't think they should be kept in cages though .
There is a problem with letting them free - they can't live in their natural habitat, and I'm not sure they'd be able to properly acclimatize in England. Ring-necks did but their natural habitat is different by default.
@@Drak_Thedp Maybe they cant live in their natural habitat but they can adjust to a new one. There are wild parrots in Germany, obviously escaped ones.
I don’t believe in caging or eating anything that’s self aware. Not sure if these parrots are although with their intelligence I’d suspect they are. I enjoyed learning that they treated everyone differently. Learned something new. Parrots other than humans are the only known creatures that understand rhythm. Returning the learning favor 👍 In south Florida green parrots flock together, poop on everything and yell all about their defecation. Australians hate the wild parrots as well.
I knew a couple who had one. They have beaks like bolt cutters. If you have one flying freely in your house for any length of time,be prepared for droppings and dismantled items.
Sometimes an impoverished way. I have no phuck'n beef with swear words. I use them as well. But sparingly. For some people, they have one word and they use it for everything.
OMG. This cheered me up no end. I am sitting here miserable with flu until that chap said they are in there swearing and farting. I actually laughed out loud in a room all by myself. The idea of these lovely naughty birds socialising with each other by swearing and farting, something we all have in common. ❤❤❤
To the parrots: those 'phrases' are just noises used to communicate like any other noise. In the wild, birds are very accustomed to a wide variety of noises being used by other birds to communicate. Only humans understand them to be 'swear' words or phrases, so there isn't much to apologize for the parrots making them. If anything it's the people who taught them those phrases in the first place that should be ashamed.
*I WANT ONE OF THESE BIRDS NOW!* I will take good care of it and we will be friends for life, walking down the street saying the filthiest words we know!
if there are really are humans out there that get offended by such a thing, they'll get offended over just about anything and they're not worth listening to or not having a laugh because of. the attitude to people easily offended should be: toughen up!
I once gave shelter to a rescue green parrot and he had impressive talent - would bite me and say "ouch! ouch!", mix greetings with curses and probably was aware of extremely complex Polish grammar, because he would use it correctly when swearing at me. I'm very impressed, but also happy the bird doesn't live at my home anymore lol
@@elin_ we have been desensitised from the old stock swear words, words western governments are trying to and succeeding at making illegal can satiate the void they left.
@@susanb.1113 lmao no, educated people have better things to think about than just a couple of harmless words.. It's religious people and prudes who cares about curse words lol
@@Renard380 I think corporate big tech imposes its questionable sensibilities upon many of us in a society. I think that’s why big tech doesn’t make sense.
Maybe I should post a video titled "The most fascinating thing ever seen", showing only a curtain and a text informing that the most fascinating thing is behind the curtain.
There's absolutely no such thing as a 'British' accent 🤦 Britain is a collection of countries, most of which have their own language as well as English. Most of whom get exhausted endlessly explaining so to ignorant Americans who think that English and British are synonymous 🙄
My friend told me his neighbors inherited a swearing parrot from an uncle. He said they were completely upset by it being in their home and it lived in a back room and cursed at her when it was fed. She came over in tears because she wanted to kill it. 🦜🗡 I never even met them and still felt bad for everyone involved, especially the bird.
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I don't blame them for swearing so much for living in Lincolnshire. I stayed there for 6 months and hated every day of it. Vegetable trucks, flat motorway roads with hidden ditches and every thief under the sun trying to steal if you have anything nice. Thankfully I met a handful of really lovely people. I wished the birds could fly away.
imagine teasing us with foul-mouthed parrot video, but bleeped out every single foul-mouthed words, this is absolute garbage what do you think im here just want to watch man feeding his parrots ? completely dissapointed
A friend I worked with had an African grey parrot. I went to her house and leaned towards it and said hello, it told me to eff off. I told her and she laughed and said it told her dogs to effing eat your dinner. It was funny, but neighbours were always complaining. 😊
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Protect the parrots' freedom of speech
Unfortunately many of these birds lived in homes with abusive relationships ..
I wish we still had the right to say that to Keir Starmer in the UK.
These beautiful smart animals can be VERY loud, chew and destroy anything out of wood, are as smart as a toddler and behave like one and they do all of that in a lifespan of up to 60 years (in captivity longer) and people still keep them as pets...
😂 💯
They learn from their owners.
The video is not useful if they are censored.
exactly
It's a news item on TH-cam. It has no usefulness anyway. 🙄
Are you not inclined to visit the park and to hear for yourself? :P
@@anzelmasmatutis2500have you ever thought about how some people can’t even afford to go outside their country?
@@anzelmasmatutis2500 i am not 6 years old i want exactly the thing that is hidden from me
and beside that i don't trust news with pixelated video because they certainly hide even more/not publish
so i unsubscribed from DW they are not worth it,not even for free
The whole purpose of this video was lost when they added censorship on the birds voices!!! 😂😂😂
no fun in this video 😅
I guess you need to go see them live 😂
Puritans all the way
TH-cam channel Archaix
My mum has a parrot and he learned my son's cry as a baby. My son is now 32 years old and I get to hear him crying via that bird every time I go to my mum's house!
😂
whoa!
LOL 🤣
That's not surprising for Britain though. My parents are British, and I'd already learnt every swear word under the sun from my mother by the time I was 5 years old. She swore like a sailor.
Sailor 😅
@caravanlifenz nice to know your tarring us all with the same brush. Not every British family swear like troopers, infact as a child, I would have been in big trouble if I had, the same as my children would have.
You think the British can swear? You gotta hear a Russian on Monday when he sobers up , first they start with god, go through their ex and end up with wishes for cancer of certain bodily parts of the driver infront of them in traffic and how it would affect certain activities. Basically, 2 pages on a book avverage length of swearing.
That was NOT my mother. OMG.
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I am offended when the caption of the video states cursing parrots and nothing can be heard….why bother to post this.
Click bait. Someone should post the *real* cursing parrots!
As a child, my wife had a pet magpie called Peter. She had inherited him from an old sailor who used to live next door. Peter could talk fluently, but only in obscenities. Some visitors came more often, just to hear him swear - but others tended to visit less.
Magpies speak? 😮
Upload a version without the bleeps for those of us who no longer attend elementary school
I came here on the assumption I was going to hear swearing Parrots, I left disappointed 👀
Gizmo: #### off
Apollo: G L A S S
Symon: Alexa, FART
Squawk off! 😂
a little over a century ago a friend of my grandmother's adopted a parrot. she was the wife of the local anglican vicar and unbeknownst to her the bird had been raised in a house of ill repute. not only did it have a vocabulary that would put these birds to shame but also price lists with descriptions that it loved to announce whenever there were guests in the house including the visiting bishop.
That’s hilarious, I’m sure the parrot knew the bishops personal price lists and descriptions for said lists.
what is a price list?
@@anonymousreviewer169 a list of costs for services given. kind of like a menu at a restaurant
They are a reflection of British society.
👍
😂
Amen
True.
Yet, they allow it as an attraction. 🤔
They sound like R2D2 grew a pair
Love African grey’s, super intelligent birds!
Honestly 'beeping' it out is not necessary...its parrots, for Gods sake! Its funny!
This is the UK in general, not just parrots.
What's up with censoring the parrots?! We don't got no one in the comment section under 18, do we?
Youd be surprised
@@winzyl9546 Oh don't worry, you don't need to tell me already. I already know, and I'm already extremely surprised.
Maybe you can write that again in a comprehensible form of English? 😂
😂 Your language skills are rubbish compared to the parrots.😂
Uhhhhhhhhh No comment 😳
The mug-shots absolutely had me floored 😂😂😂😂
These convivial birds are the answer to the riddle: "What is both fowl and foul?"
Documentary channels showing animals mate - nothing , not a word , show everything.
News channel showing birds swear - censore it !
I’m British and my first experience of the c word was when my dads phone was ringing and he had his friend saved as ‘c**t breath’. I went to school and asked my year 3 teacher what c**t means. Happy days.
In a Lisbon tavern in the early 90's the owner had a parrot at the entrance, those places always had older guys drinking cheap wine, when a drunk left, the parrot would ask 'have you paid? have you paid?'.
Considering they’re rescues, they couldve heard some bad stuff from abusive homes. So I’m glad they can find humor in it all and be happy now.
Aww, the funny and delightfully naughty parrots they are! They deserve better.
They aint swearing, they are pining for the fjords
Grey African parrots are very intelligent birds , we had one for a few years . He treated each one of us in a different way and learnt words in several languages .
Don't think they should be kept in cages though .
There is a problem with letting them free - they can't live in their natural habitat, and I'm not sure they'd be able to properly acclimatize in England. Ring-necks did but their natural habitat is different by default.
@@Drak_Thedp Maybe they cant live in their natural habitat but they can adjust to a new one. There are wild parrots in Germany, obviously escaped ones.
I don’t believe in caging or eating anything that’s self aware.
Not sure if these parrots are although with their intelligence I’d suspect they are.
I enjoyed learning that they treated everyone differently. Learned something new.
Parrots other than humans are the only known creatures that understand rhythm. Returning the learning favor 👍
In south Florida green parrots flock together, poop on everything and yell all about their defecation. Australians hate the wild parrots as well.
I knew a couple who had one. They have beaks like bolt cutters. If you have one flying freely in your house for any length of time,be prepared for droppings and dismantled items.
Benjamin the best bird on TH-cam shows how a captive highly intelligent bird should live @@rjjcms1
Bleeping some parrots shows how sensitive can people be. It's a shame
Did ya mean how corporate and risk-averse big tech can be as well? I think something similar.
If you censor the content, there is no content. 👎 You could put a "Warning Label" on the video and still show it, unedited.
As a briton, i dont see (or hear) any problems here
Nothing wrong with swearing its just a way of expressing yourself.
Sometimes an impoverished way. I have no phuck'n beef with swear words. I use them as well. But sparingly. For some people, they have one word and they use it for everything.
Considering they’re rescues, they likely heard some BAD stuff from abusive owners as well.
DW, ihr seid ein deutscher Sender! Was soll denn die alberne Zensur von _Papageien?_
TH-cam algorithms impose American sensitivities on all of us ...
OMG. This cheered me up no end. I am sitting here miserable with flu until that chap said they are in there swearing and farting. I actually laughed out loud in a room all by myself. The idea of these lovely naughty birds socialising with each other by swearing and farting, something we all have in common. ❤❤❤
I like how they also picked up the accent
That makes no sense! How could they possibly talk without an accent? That's not possible to do!
To the parrots: those 'phrases' are just noises used to communicate like any other noise. In the wild, birds are very accustomed to a wide variety of noises being used by other birds to communicate. Only humans understand them to be 'swear' words or phrases, so there isn't much to apologize for the parrots making them. If anything it's the people who taught them those phrases in the first place that should be ashamed.
*I WANT ONE OF THESE BIRDS NOW!* I will take good care of it and we will be friends for life, walking down the street saying the filthiest words we know!
2:13 I WANT TO HEAR THEM SWEAR WORDS
Exactly, I browsed the clip in the hope of finding out what words they have picked up. What a disappointment 😅
You cannot stop African greys swearing, it's funny nobody should be offended
if there are really are humans out there that get offended by such a thing, they'll get offended over just about anything and they're not worth listening to or not having a laugh because of. the attitude to people easily offended should be: toughen up!
I love them think they're hilarious 😂 its not like they haven't read the sign so people know what to expect 🥰🇨🇦
😂😂😂 This is hilarious. They sound like I kept them during the pandemic 😂😂
I once gave shelter to a rescue green parrot and he had impressive talent - would bite me and say "ouch! ouch!", mix greetings with curses and probably was aware of extremely complex Polish grammar, because he would use it correctly when swearing at me. I'm very impressed, but also happy the bird doesn't live at my home anymore lol
Particularly Profane Parrots! Weren’t they a grunge band?
Poor birds kept in cages as people’s ‘pets’. At least now they have more room to fly around and mix with other birds.
Many people actually allow their parrots to fly freely in the house.. And some even goes outside with their parrots and let them fly.
True. All these sorts of birds are social animals. Isolating them from their own kind as a novelty possession is a bit self-centred if you ask me.
The title is totally wrong. It should be "the problem with foul mouthed britains being poor role models for talking parrots".
Some people prefer parrots who swear so it shouldn't be a problem finding loving homes or a flock the public is interested in supporting
Only boring people have a problem with cursing
@@elin_ we have been desensitised from the old stock swear words, words western governments are trying to and succeeding at making illegal can satiate the void they left.
@@elin_the educated do too, not just the boring.
@@susanb.1113 lmao no, educated people have better things to think about than just a couple of harmless words.. It's religious people and prudes who cares about curse words lol
You can show Yahya Sinwar being killed with a small warning but you can't show swearing parrots. DW what
This society makes no sense.
Germany is complete chooed so what do u expect.
@@Renard380 I think corporate big tech imposes its questionable sensibilities upon many of us in a society. I think that’s why big tech doesn’t make sense.
Maybe I should post a video titled "The most fascinating thing ever seen", showing only a curtain and a text informing that the most fascinating thing is behind the curtain.
Please publish the uncensored version.
I didn’t even hear them and I’m already laughing 😅
Let them speak their minds 😂
They even have a bri'ish accent.
Really ? I think parrots have their own accent, no ?
😂😂
There's absolutely no such thing as a 'British' accent 🤦 Britain is a collection of countries, most of which have their own language as well as English. Most of whom get exhausted endlessly explaining so to ignorant Americans who think that English and British are synonymous 🙄
@@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts I wholeheartedly agree.
Wtf random accent would you expect them to have? 🤪
it gives insight to their owner and trainers who help the birds learn what to say over and over again.
Wtf you censored it 😒
He reminds me of my grandmother.
My friend told me his neighbors inherited a swearing parrot from an uncle. He said they were completely upset by it being in their home and it lived in a back room and cursed at her when it was fed. She came over in tears because she wanted to kill it. 🦜🗡
I never even met them and still felt bad for everyone involved, especially the bird.
Sounds like the poor bird lived a life of torture and abuse.
Thinking about getting a parrot? here are a few things to know:
1. You’ll need to clean the area around the cage twice a day.
2. Parrots require a lot of your attention and interaction.
3. They poop every 20 minutes.
4. They tend to chew on and destroy items around the house.
5. Parrots can get depressed if rehomed, as they form strong bonds
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I didn’t even hear anything
Its censored? Nope, bailing
I don't blame them for swearing so much for living in Lincolnshire. I stayed there for 6 months and hated every day of it. Vegetable trucks, flat motorway roads with hidden ditches and every thief under the sun trying to steal if you have anything nice. Thankfully I met a handful of really lovely people. I wished the birds could fly away.
imagine teasing us with foul-mouthed parrot video, but bleeped out every single foul-mouthed words, this is absolute garbage
what do you think im here just want to watch man feeding his parrots ? completely dissapointed
Anyone who want to hear uncensored parrots should visit the park and hear cursing parrots himself.
As no one can cancel them, we should use them to say what we want in this cancel culture society
What is wrong with saying beeping?????
Cursing parrots? I never heard them say curse words
Now you know who makes all the comments in the comment section!
They should rent them out to comedians as practice audiences.
So many people here feeling that their life is incomplete because they didn't actually hear the parrots swear. It's a tragedy !
I didn’t know parrots could read.
I guess we are to be treated as children, lest we clutch our pearls so tightly at the evidence of a cuss word we asphyxiate ourselves.
😂😂😂
That guys Turkey teeth 😂
This is just an advertisement, no one cares about no parrots unless they swear, now I want to go...
BEAUTIFUL PARROTS ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brilliant job editing this lol! 👏👏
We all know parrots only repeat what they hear!
I have parrots all the time in my garden . They look amazing. I couldn't put them in a cage.
African Grey's surprisingly pick up on words pretty quick.
if you have to censor words, then just don't make this video.
Well, gosh, it’s no fun if you censor them!
DW censoring birds now 😂😂. When you think media can't get more ridiculous, you are proven wrong in such ways as this.
"To his surprise, all 5 could swear". Lol, kinda inevitable really though.
Wow I hope they get funding for a large aviary... that seems like a lot of Grey's in that space
😂 hilarious!! I’ve known a few swearing birds!! 😮😂❤ I agree .. freedom of speech for the Parrots!! 🦜
Colourful creatures tend to have colourful language
These parrots are just exercising their right to free speech 😅
*SHROCK*
“Particularly Profane Parrots”🤣
censoring birds swearing is a new low for free-squeak
They were ACTUAL BRITISH in past lives.... and those pandemic host families taught them well... good job....
A friend I worked with had an African grey parrot. I went to her house and leaned towards it and said hello, it told me to eff off. I told her and she laughed and said it told her dogs to effing eat your dinner. It was funny, but neighbours were always complaining. 😊
"persecuting visitors"😂
So you beeped the whole point of this video... ok...
Stop showing people. No one cares what humans think here. We want to see and hear parrots.
They adapt to their owners.
Im sure they are right more than once a day.
DW reporting about cursing parrots instead of reporting how the whole South Donetsk front is falling apart
One thing they don't tell you is that they themselves taught the parrots to swear 😅
I was wondering where all my parrots flew off to. 😂
So so cruel to keep these birds in such crowded cages. They can't even fly.....cruel😮
Poor bird... Is not natural for them to speak human word.
Is abused to animal to teach cursed word.
I would absolutely get a parrot, if I knew it would curse and swear!
Steve is baked out of his mind.
It's about 20 times worse than Andrew Jackson's funeral!
An African grey swearing. Hilarious 😂