Look at how shrewd this crow is

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

Very smart animal.


And a vicious one too. I once witnessed a gang of them jump a pigeon. The crazy thing is that they weren't even gonna eat it. They were just bullying the poor thing for fun.

 

[old pig]

Very smart animal.


And a vicious one too. I once witnessed a gang of them jump a pigeon. The crazy thing is that they weren't even gonna eat it. They were just bullying the poor thing for fun.

I didn’t know they fukk with hawks too…was chilling looking out on the yard and seen a hawk land on the fence…never seen one that close and was surprised how large it was…man a few seconds later a few crows landed on a house nearby and just looked like they were plotting…started making bird calls and more showed up…guess the hawk peeped it and flew to a tree opposite the house and the crows just all at once started chasing it around the neighborhood before they all completely flew off…was curious why they were fukking with the hawk but I googled it and read that hawks will eat crows (their eggs and smaller crows)…so crows’ll gang up and attack first if they have the numbers once they perceive the hawk as a threat (based on proximity)

 

[s@n]

#ByrdGang with another W.

crows are black, and therefore used to displacement; my guy just doing what he know

 

[old pig]

*post deleted*

fake smh

 

[Neuromancer]

The Corvidea are the smartest family of birds. That's the family Crows belong to.

 

[The Half-Blood FKA Prince]

Understand and be able to apply the principles of making water rise but still flee from a bushel of straw stacked up and clumsily dressed in overalls and a hat crowbrehs

 

[Flexington]

They’re able to remember faces too so don’t mess with them


If anything, feed & befriend some if you see them daily










then teach them to pick up dollars/jewelry

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

 

[BangBike]

 

[Uchiha God]

that comes across more as something that it was trained to do - rather than understanding why it is doing it/with a purpose.

The crow in the OP video though, had a problem and quickly found a solution that allowed it to drink water

 

[Rollie Forbes]

#ByrdGang with another W.

I remember the old tale about crows using stones to displace water, but it's cool to see one actually do it.

The Crow and The Pitcher - Fables of Aesop

Necessity is the mother of invention. A thirsty crow wanted water from a pitcher. He filled it with pebbles to raise the water level to drink. Clever!

fablesofaesop.com

 

[boogers]

as a member of #catset, fukk a bird

feed that hoe some alka seltzer or mentos

 

[Geek Nasty]

I've seen the one where the crow uses stones to float a work, but to me this looks like it takes more brain power

 

[Yehuda]

Very smart animal.


And a vicious one too.