African Grey Parrot

The African grey parrot, one of the most talkative and sociable parrots, is also a valuable bird, worth about Rs 2 lakh. This makes it a target for theft and illegal sales.

Parrots at a UK zoo ruffled quite a few feathers when they started swearing at visitors. The Lincolnshire Wildlife Park said the five African grey parrots were removed from public display for cursing customers.

Rocco, an African grey parrot, used his owner's Amazon Alexa device to order a range of his favourite snacks including watermelons, raisins, broccoli and ice cream, along with a light bulb and a kite.

Forget Polly, there's a new parrot you need to know about. Meet Einstein, a Congo African Grey parrot. The parrot can do impressions and mimic a dog's bark, a wolf's cry and a whole host of other fun sound effects. Einstein also reportedly has a 200-word strong vocabulary. No bird brain, this one.

An Indian-origin man in South Africa has been fined over USD 270 for stealing an expensive African Grey parrot from a pet shop for his eight-year-old son who "insisted" on having the bird.

An African grey parrot swore at a man, who was attempting to rescue the bird wandering in traffic at Guiseley, West Yorks, in UK.

The African grey parrot, one of the most talkative and sociable parrots, is also a valuable bird, worth about Rs 2 lakh. This makes it a target for theft and illegal sales.

Parrots at a UK zoo ruffled quite a few feathers when they started swearing at visitors. The Lincolnshire Wildlife Park said the five African grey parrots were removed from public display for cursing customers.

Rocco, an African grey parrot, used his owner's Amazon Alexa device to order a range of his favourite snacks including watermelons, raisins, broccoli and ice cream, along with a light bulb and a kite.

Forget Polly, there's a new parrot you need to know about. Meet Einstein, a Congo African Grey parrot. The parrot can do impressions and mimic a dog's bark, a wolf's cry and a whole host of other fun sound effects. Einstein also reportedly has a 200-word strong vocabulary. No bird brain, this one.

An Indian-origin man in South Africa has been fined over USD 270 for stealing an expensive African Grey parrot from a pet shop for his eight-year-old son who "insisted" on having the bird.

An African grey parrot swore at a man, who was attempting to rescue the bird wandering in traffic at Guiseley, West Yorks, in UK.