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The crow is considered to be one of the most intelligent animals in the world. These birds are part of the Corvid family, which also includes ravens and magpies. Crows are known for their problem-solving abilities, social behavior, and use of tools.
Studies have shown that crows are able to use tools to solve problems, such as using sticks to extract food from crevices. They are also known to use cars to crack nuts, drop hard-shelled objects on hard surfaces to break them open, and even make their own tools.
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@1MinuteAnimals Год назад

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@-Beliver-Edits- Год назад

I wanna see human next 🙃🙂

@lauraanne5175 Год назад

Muskrats.

@maxphythian179 Год назад

Boxer dog please they have a cool history

@HugeSwiftie1313 Год назад

Green cheeked conure

@Poopymonkey571 Год назад

Pls do green cheek conure

@crispytoast6936 Год назад

Love that sassy walk at the beginning

@Jenny_Crow Год назад

❤

@johnbuscemi1318 9 дней назад

My peeps. Love you all but do try to learn the difference between a crow and a raven. Raven would peck you on the head until you bled.

@bruhbun Год назад

That crow walking in the beginning was one of the cutest things I've ever seen

@aspirin02 Год назад

Crowla Delavigne

@AngryDigitalNerd Год назад

A sassy crow

@bruhbun Год назад

@@AngryDigitalNerd the sassiest

@Jenny_Crow Год назад

❤

@harleyv1969 Год назад

Yes 👍

@C_In_Outlaw3817 Год назад

So the crow outside my window wakes me up on purpose?!

@jacobemming407 Год назад

That crow is fully aware of his actions and how they effect you.

@spinyslasher6586 Год назад

Most probably Yes. Don't consider anything an accident when interacting with a crow.

@joybolen9240 Год назад

Do you give it treats or throw scraps out.?

@Anon_Amos. Год назад

Give my boy some food, the bird knows you have food.

@orb1t867 Год назад

🤣 they're premeditated, that made me laugh

@Shikaschima Год назад

Funfact: Crows and Wolves in the wild have a special connection. Crows will get wolf pups to chase after them to play. And even if they get caught, the wolves will let them go so they can play again. They also will help with hunt by giving away prey animals location, so they can have a share of the food after.

@um2913 Год назад

I love this thank you for saying this fact!!

@unifiedhorizons2663 Год назад

they will also help wolves bully coyotes

@Shikaschima Год назад

@@unifiedhorizons2663 I fewl like crows just think that wolves are really neat.

@classarank7youtubeherokeyb63 Год назад

Crows wanted to get in on domesticating dogs.

@ajdynamo6866 Год назад

I've seen crows and seagulls working together as well. Especially when a raptor flies through the area.

@reddecks6553 Год назад

“Crows are extremely smart birds” Meanwhile, the crow: 🕺🕺🕺

@Kr1shPlayz Год назад

STOP U ARE MAKING Me DIE

@Coolmoa Год назад

he did the serbian dance lady dance😂

@woweeeeee Год назад

💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

@ghostywarrior Год назад

Sassy ass bird

@joshuamccoy6225 Год назад

ᎪᎬ Go-Gv western Cherokee Or Ko-Gv in eastern band Cherokee It's pronounced Go-Guh or Ko-Guh depending on what nation of Cherokee but all in all it's the same

@snoopy1977 Год назад

Today I learned to never tick off a crow because it will remember me for years.

@franciscopetrucci Год назад

One time in Vancouver I walked by the street where most of the city's crows went to sleep, but my steps were loud and bothered them. For MONTHS after that some of the crows would follow me and make annoyed noises whenever they saw me around. I felt so bad :(

@Arbidarb Год назад

We had clouds of crows show up around my house one year. My dad tried to pester them to leave by shooting them with a bb gun (one pump). I was standing next to him when he shot one, and for a couple weeks before they left both of us would get dive bombed so bad I couldn't go down the driveway without wearing a helmet.

@klausolekristiansen2960 Год назад

Not just it. It will tell its friends and its offspring. They may even tell their offspring through several generations.

@williamgeorge3111 Год назад

On the other hand, it's entirely possible to befriend a crow...

@dakotastein9499 8 месяцев назад

not only will it remember...but if you piss off one crow,you piss off the whole flock they pass down culture from one generation to the next,and that includes grudges

@yungkhi Год назад

The first crow walking like he rule the world or smth 💀

@supraguy4694 Год назад

Sassy sashay

@edward9643 Год назад

@@supraguy4694 Ahh, witty Wilde

@Jenny_Crow Год назад

❤

@sebbosebbo9794 Год назад

catwalk

@-Clarence- Год назад

It’s how women walk after they get trains ran on em 😂

@got2kittys Год назад

The Ravens that hang out near the local food store know me. One raised by a friend, knew me, and begged for treats from me after he was released. He taught others that, and now several of them know me. It's been years now, they still recognise me.

@makeracistsafraidagain Год назад

Nice.

@joseagui4924 Год назад

The origin of Crowman right here

@therealdeal3672 Год назад

That's so cool!

@chhewee Год назад

I believe this. 😊

@Jenny_Crow Год назад

❤

@karldubelheimer3959 Год назад

I've been feeding the crows in my neighborhood for years and occasionally they would bring me random shiny objects, sometimes even coins. They also like listening to people btw. Great creatures

@llofdarkwater9152 8 месяцев назад

Mine have brought me gifts. Either they like pink things, or think I do. Everything they've brought me is pink - bottle caps, rocks, an old barrette, various flowers, have all been pink. (I need to find out if they can even see pink!)

@Will.cosplay.Solace 7 месяцев назад

Teach the crows that money is worth more food

@Zeivusgaming 7 месяцев назад

@@Will.cosplay.Solace - I remember seeing online somewhere, where a guy taught his crows how to use a vending machine he made that dispenses food when any coin was inserted into it. It was fun to watch

@med_ayhem_benabda 7 месяцев назад

He probably watch people exchange food with money in the streets so he tried it with you

@Thehistorygeographyandflagnerd 17 дней назад

Tell him to spill the tea

@myfathersbastard454 Год назад

My dad is one of the worlds foremost animal trainers. We’ve raised LOTS of crows and ravens. They’re litteraly the smartest birds in the world. And not only do they speak, they mimick sounds and voices. Our Raven Loki mimicke my dad perfectly. I’ll be doing something in the compound and just here him say “hey, what are you doing?” And look around. Nothing. Then I realize it’s the raven poking his head out from somewhere yelling at me lol gets me every time.

@got2kittys Год назад

I helped out the wild bird rescue years ago, and we fostered a few Ravens and crows. You have to be around them to realise how amazing they are. Definitely the smartest birds. Ours talked too.

@LaydeeLia 5 месяцев назад

@@got2kittys- I thought that was a raven in the video, and not a crow (because of the shape of the beak)...?

@montaredpanda8095 Год назад

They can even vocalize like a parrot

@mewxtherealitygod4706 Год назад

Who remembers that crow that said f××k you to a dude who trash talked them

@-Beliver-Edits- Год назад

@@mewxtherealitygod4706 where is that? How can i find that?😅

@Kadeo-ms6qw Год назад

@@-Beliver-Edits- I think he’s talking about this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BbRS9K4rZ8Y.html

@Jenny_Crow Год назад

🥰

@dakotastein9499 8 месяцев назад

if i recall all corvids with the exception of jays can emulate speach......but unlike most parrots corvids have a better understanding of word ascociation and meaning. tho ravens are better at replicated words than crows (ravens can even duplicate voices)

@Nikki0417 Год назад

My current goal is to befriend some crows. Apparently, they leave you gifts, if they like you.

@Jenny_Crow Год назад

🥰🤗

@Wayward_Insomniac Год назад

Does dropping an acorn on your head count as a gift? Just asking for a friend 💀 😂

@randy_hawkins Год назад

They are a delight. Several families of crows lived in the treetops along a line of old spruce trees growing on one side of the property of the house I grew up in. One of the baby crows had been injured and left for dead. My dad and I took him into the workshop where the crow soon healed up and was learning words like hello. He tried to acclimate with the wild crows that lived on the treetops with some degree of success. He never forgot me but was shot down by a neighbor across the harbor. Who shot him because he was cawing loudly in his bedroom window too much or something. 🕊️

@pomaranczowaszarlotka Год назад

That's very mature of the neighbor :/

@YourCapyBruv_do_u_rmbr_3Dpipes Год назад

Boooo! On that neighbor

@xxteiressxx760 Год назад

Sad

@delusion-dk2yq Год назад

Well that neighbor needs to watch his back now, crows carry grudges for generations and intentionally killing one will 100% bring him deserved punishment lol

@seonaelizabethcoster8465 Год назад

The birds catching water from the tap were not crows, they're Australian magpies. But, yes they're also super smart.

@wizardcretio9096 Год назад

Theyre from the crow family...

@idontlikeitproductions3509 Год назад

@@wizardcretio9096 Not really. While they both belong to the passerine order, crows belong to the family Corvidae, while Australian magpies belong to the family Artamidae.

@thefoxyokai5030 Год назад

@@idontlikeitproductions3509 Oh really? I thought Crows, Ravens and Magpies were all corvids. Thanks for this information, lad.

@idontlikeitproductions3509 Год назад

@@thefoxyokai5030 Well the clincher is that magpie can refer to several different birds. There IS a loose group of genera in Corvidae that are called magpies. However the Australian magpie specifically is not in Corvidae despite the name, they don’t even fall into the same superfamily. In fact I think crows are more closely related to shrikes than Australian magpies.

@thefoxyokai5030 Год назад

@@idontlikeitproductions3509 Again, I did not know that. Thank you for intentionally providing helpfull information on the internet, lad

@randomfurry7721 Год назад

The sass in that walk

@yermom420 Год назад

I absolutely LOVE crows, ravens and magpies. The entire family is cool hahaha

@Jenny_Crow Год назад

🥰✨

@noureddineel3681 Год назад

Crows are wholesome, there is three crows in my backyard playing and tinkering everyday and I love watching them 😊

@Just_Pele Год назад

We have a raven who lives on our deck in an "apartment" I built for him, and while he will occasionally come into the house to visit, most of the time he'll peck on the door for me to come out and talk and share share some fruit with him. He'll sit on the table out there next to me, or on my knee, and as long as I'm talking and eating with him he's happy. However, if I stop he'll get annoyed and pull at my shirt sleeve and say, "Speak up", and when he's done with the conversation he'll say "Good-bye", and go back up to his apartment. He's a character.

@Irohtheweirdo Год назад

Crow: what’s in your pocket Pocket: open it Crow: it’s a credit card! *steals it*

@chasewolfsaveukraine9601 Год назад

Bro just wants to buy some Minecraft minecoins

@Irohtheweirdo Год назад

@@chasewolfsaveukraine9601 😂

@OtakuUnitedStudio Год назад

Victim: Give that back! Crow: Only if you tell me the PIN.

@Irohtheweirdo Год назад

@@OtakuUnitedStudio lol

@Jenny_Crow Год назад

😂

@CassandraMiyuki Год назад

I can't get over the crow perfectly timing when to catch the water drops 😂😂

@killeralt1740 Год назад

That crow at the start with the swag walk

@IndigoIndustrial Год назад

Crows will guide you to the underworld - very smart.

@Chicenk Год назад

bro making up his own magical loolaa land

@mosapunk Год назад

Bro got invited by hades 💀

@_1DK_ Год назад

lol

@brattCatt_ Год назад

Or bring you back if you need to make something right.

@Gothead420 Год назад

@@Chicenk Just like all religious people...😅

@cale_henituse001 Год назад

Gosh that bird walk at the starting killed me 😂😂😂

@waterdragon2224 Год назад

I love the sassy walk on the first crow. 😂❤ They are quite intelligent birds for sure. I’ve seen them problem solve puzzles to get treats. I’ve also seen an octopus do that as well. The octopus is extremely smart. 👍 Love these animal info shorts! ❤

@glitchxero4687 Год назад

Crows, ravens, and jackdaws are so cool, definitely my favorite birds, and one of favorite animals period. Besides making tools, another thing that really impressed me about them is that they'll drop stones into water they can't quite reach to _raise the water level_ enough that they can reach it for a drink. They understand how displacement works, that's pretty incredible. Gorillas, by comparison, don't recognize they're looking at themselves in a mirror, but they're primates with a much larger brain.

@Jaynecaninequeen 7 месяцев назад

Yes they do 😊 and interesting fact: corvids are know in the scientific world as feathered primates

@ktkt9982 Год назад

What a great sassy walk in the first visual. Very clever birds.

@yourface7179 Год назад

Love that little walk in the beginning 😂

@solitarymacaroni Год назад

That jaunty walk at the start was just perfect🎉

@MadotsukiGaming Год назад

Crows and octopi are the most underrated intelligent animals

@makeracistsafraidagain Год назад

We have a few crows who are quite friendly. They know they will get fed if they talk to us.

@Jenny_Crow Год назад

so cool ❤

@Lia-OwO Год назад

Crows are amazing creatures and I love them

@muffassa6739 Год назад

I love crows they are so beautiful and intelligent.

@archangel3656 Год назад

Lol I love how the first crow did like a sassy runway walk lol so cute

@GhoulTwooper 9 месяцев назад

The first Crow looks like it’s doing a Runway Walk

@FireflyGirl68 Год назад

That first crow sashaying on that wall was absolutely FABULOUS!! 😂🖤🖤🖤 I LOVE these incredible birds!!!

@lianav707 Год назад

I love crows! That first image with the crow walking! Super models have nothing over the crow!!!

@jplouthelgm5156 Год назад

such a sassy saunter!!

@therealdeal3672 Год назад

I love the sashay of the crow on the fence in the very beginning. Crows are amazing!

@lunastargazer2822 Год назад

In my old neighborhood, i had a song playing off my phone and the crows outside sang along. I still find it amazing that crows can be that intelligent

@tiredofallthis7716 8 месяцев назад

They will also leave small “gifts” for people they like. They will also go out of their way to say hello to people they like.

@lynneaiken1647 Год назад

Definitely has a cool walk...💜

@shanellemoses3749 Год назад

I've never seen a crow switch when the walk. Just fabulous ❤

@pyromaniac682 Год назад

Half an hour ago, I saw a crow outside snatching twigs for his/her nest, and saw how delicately he was snapping the branches for the perfect size. Very interesting to watch!

@reneemillan9787 8 месяцев назад

I've been feeding my neighborhood crows for a couple years. If I miss a day, I they come to my windows and look to see what happened to the snack lady. They have different personalities and I adore them.

@Isa-tn7ex Год назад

I LOVE THEM THEY’RE SO CUTE

@unplaceholder Год назад

funny how this is right above the gray wolf video, crows and ravens can actually form emotional bonds with specific wolves and befriend entire packs. they even help eachother hunt

@AceIndiana Год назад

Crows are smart enough to understand the concept of just having fun. I’ve seen them doing flips off of a volleyball net for no reason it seemed some years ago

@joyanni3399 Год назад

O Mai Gawd !!! I just couldn't stop giggling at/from the beginning section of this video footage that captured the super smartest bird species, the CROW (which also includes Ravens) cat walking like a super model, that reflects & speak volumes about Crows highly intelligent behaviour resembling human being. I'm completely in awe & intriguingly fascinated by the hilarious mischief & surprising comedy this bird can entertain us.

@Thewaterspirit57 Год назад

Crows are the best tbh :P I always wanted to make a crow buddy, but whenever I try to feed them, they fly away :( must be because I have cat smell on me lol

@desert-dweller9028 Год назад

That can also mimic sounds perfectly.

@Nilguiri Год назад

«Mischievious» is not a word.

@butterslimevideosxd403 Год назад

I want a crow

@Jenny_Crow Год назад

🥰🤗

@ZeCertifiedIdiot Год назад

Yes. Honestly, crows will be your best friend if you feed them a piece of bread or something. I want a crow friend :(

@1stLt_HChurch Год назад

I love birds a lot, and corvids are definitely my favorites because of how intelligent they are. I love them so much and it's so fascinating to see what they can do.

@Christina-mp2oq 7 месяцев назад

The first one walked like a top model 😂

@chrisk8187 Год назад

...Amazing! So intelligent!

@Red________ Год назад

That's a magpie-

@wizardcretio9096 Год назад

Theyre in the same family... crows, ravens and magpies are very closely closely related. Theyre in the Corvidae family :)

@Cookivirus Год назад

@Wizard Cretio that would be the European magpie not the Australian magpie

@_theautisticpanda_1836 7 месяцев назад

I saw a group of crows playing like puppies the other day, it was fascinating. They even had a specific play caw, it was very cute❤

@wholeNwon Год назад

I once watched a common grackle make a tool out of a twig. He used it to flip leaves to avoid getting his head wet.

@GodMaxDrinkerofTea 7 месяцев назад

Oh yeah Grackles are also really smart. Pretty weird how a lot of smart non-corvid birds look like Corvids

@talkingcatsproductions1140 Год назад

Crows are amazing They are my favorite. I love crows so much

@brucenlong 7 месяцев назад

That first crow has a truly "sassy" walk! Love it!

@vinzent2881 7 месяцев назад

That walk in the begining had some sass

@becool_444 6 месяцев назад

That first crow with a sassy strut is everything 😍

@frankmarter6845 7 месяцев назад

Crows are very social and like to be talked to. My father had one for 8 years. He was a one person pet.

@GravitasZero 8 месяцев назад

Knew a professor at my university that was called “the crow professor” (though a lot of his research was on ravens, but oh well, people don’t usually get to choose their own nicknames). He had an experiment (hazy memories) where he’d tested crow abilities for human facial recognition and also learned through the experiments that crows held grudges for a long time and that yes, they easily differentiated between humans, especially when holding said grudge. I believe it was the same professor who buried himself (with special suit, odor masking, etc…) with bait right above his hands to capture certain ravens and mark them? That professor loved his crows and ravens.

@garywi.9299 7 месяцев назад

The Ravens in this little blurb are pretty smart too.

@ZeroQuantum. Год назад

His little dancy dance was is cute “waddle waddle”

@CommanderFuckwit Год назад

"They can also problem solve better than some primates." That's a magpie, mate.

@klm_shadow 8 месяцев назад

That first crow was a sassy crow. That little swagger there.

@tomt165 8 месяцев назад

I love them. They're silly, and they all have their own little personality.

@heatherweir8726 Год назад

Crows can also teach their babies to dislike people they dislike.

@aquablue6301 Год назад

The first crow looks as though he's walking down the runway participating in a fashion show.

@07_maikeru_cena64 4 месяца назад

First crow slayed that runway walk

@nandahasrimi5305 Год назад

That crow slayed that first entrance

@Le_Chart Год назад

The first crow be slayin 💅 ✨

@whitecross7648 8 месяцев назад

I can't tell you how much I love ❤ crows & ravens. ❤❤

@mareecarlick3467 Год назад

I adore crows...they are amazing!

@anandabliss9997 4 месяца назад

That crows catwalk was spectacular

@DereckBerreck201 7 месяцев назад

Nah the corvid that unzipped the guys pocket and specifically snatched his card is a menace! 💀☠️

@81millionvotes 8 месяцев назад

That walk!..Saturday Night Fever😂

@William_Voidson 7 месяцев назад

May not be incredible but still a nice little story time: There’s a park near my house that I either go to with my mum and dog or friends, and recently we saw four crows there, one being larger than the three. The park’s set up that there are four sections, a dog area on the left side, big trees on the right (we figured that’s where they were nested) and a playground bit on the bottom, the upper area is largely just grass and with the football/basketball pole there it’s usually used for that. And after some observation with my mum we figured out the big one was mama and that she was pecking at the grass and showing the little ones how to pick up bugs/worms, occasionally squawking to get their attention when they were playing around. A few visits over a few weeks went like this. Mama teaching teen crows how to get food, Teen crows a little better at it but with Mama still helping, Teen crows doing the bulk of the work while Mama hangs back, only three crows on the court with now fully fledged pecking and squawking abilities. And that timeline of events had to be the most wholesome and “Human” thing I’d seen in nature for myself :) Crows are one of the best birds

@thorbartzi994 Год назад

Crows are my favorite birds. 👍

@gurnblanstein9816 7 месяцев назад

That first one walks with some pretty serious swag

@louloudaki_ 8 месяцев назад

that dance the crow at the beginning is doing is everything

@artistdudebro 7 месяцев назад

Birds are hella smart and I love them so much

@zoeydeu2261 Год назад

That first crow's swagger 😂👍🏼

@Le_T_moche 7 месяцев назад

'They know that other crows still exist when they don't see them' NO WAY 😱

@chaoticstudent1815 6 месяцев назад

Thing is: Some of those traits even apply to pigeons, even though most people think they are just plain stupid. What crows and pigeons have in common: Recognizing themselves in the mirror, able to tell people apart by their faces for quite a long time, able to learn fast (good problem solving skills), remembering certain patterns (like with colors. eg.: The "password" to get a snack is "blue, yellow, red". Even if you optically switch the colors while keeping the same combination for the password, both birds are able to get it right from the get go most of the time. Pigeons have an incredible memory and grasp for remembering locations they have been at before, so they can go back to the place even if it means flying thousands of kilometres (it also has to do with their inner magnetic compass, but they also have a very good memory), while Crows are able to create tools fitting their surroundings to solve problems. Love both birds.

@CharlotteIssyvoo 7 месяцев назад

Crows can definitely recognize human faces. Many crows in my neighbourhood recognize me, remember that I like to give them peanuts, and come up to me when I'm nearby. The crows near my house come when we call them.

@jerarddefrancois5492 3 месяца назад

Crows Are Awesome to observe in their natural ways of their lives.❤😊 Very Smart.

@avi.chan23 7 месяцев назад

Ravens and Crows are by far my most favorite animals ever.

@cnscm2614 4 месяца назад

The first crow was walking like america's next top model

@user-zb5zr5we4x 11 месяцев назад

One impressive thing about them is that they have theory of mind. It means they can understand that other beings have their own different complex thoughts that aren't identicle to theirs. It also means that they could identify themselves in the mirror. It usually starts developing for humans at around 3 years old.