playing ball.... 

All birds are SMART! I have birds that speak well, even had a European Starling that spoke better than all of my other birds. Birds have the illeigence of a young child.

I had a 3 week-long s*** throwing competition with a crow it ended in me blasting his head off with a slingshot with a three-quarter inch Ball bearing and 2 in rubber strips doubled up on each other there was enough force in that huge ball bearing to pop a car tire and I nailed him rate on the front of the beak and I took his head off every morning he be yelling at me shiting on my car every time I saw him I would throw rocks at him we hated each other I was kind of sad after it ended I gave him a proper burial he's buried in vermilion Alberta next to the superstore

I wanna be friends with a crow so bad!

@@mystarling2123 not all birds are smart, there are a lot of "braindead" species

@@truelich1231 yea smallbirds like sparrows they are the sheep of the birdworld

Thats a very special feeling and youre a very special person. I hope you know that.

Common with corvids though. Magpies, Jays and especially Ravens who dive for fun and practice.

The videos of them sliding down roofs in the snow are the best.

Like human baby

It's what happens when you don't have hands. You use your mouth to investigate objects.

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exactly, my ball leave it alone.

hahaha You nailed it!

Hard to tell. Crows never shut the f' up.

Cladestine Shady I know, the bird seems to be better at fetching the ball than a dog. That's why the dog is hatin with his punk ass. Because thisis suppose to be the dogs game and the dog is probabaly saying "look at this mutha fucka, taking all oUR jobs.

Sad asf

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You can thank Google for that.

as far as commercials go, I haven't seen a commercial on youtube since I switched to linux operating system and ghostery as and ad blocker.

Yeah,really we broadcasted ourselves,now they try broadcastinf their high produce value shit to us

Obviously, you've never watched National Geographic. Lions chewing big chunks of flesh out of a kicking, screaming wildebeest...female lions, I might add...

@@LeonAllanDavis Oh shit, lions are people?! Where have I been all this time?!?!

I wish people were kinder to animals in stead of slaughtering millons daily for meat consumption.

@@LeonAllanDavis animals act on instinct. the hell are they gonna do, NOT eat? and what’s with that weird comment about female lions? your personality is so off putting.

@@dunkingtruth First, female lions do 90% of the hunting. Male lions do the protecting. No, animals don't "act on instinct". Their brains are hardwired to behave a certain way. Animals can also learn and pass that knowledge down. If a food source dries up, they'll learn to find an alternative. If you happen to be in the neighborhood, you're on the menu. Which is no great loss since no one likes you and won't be sad when you go.

But the crow is...

@@nicholasvalentine3907 crows lifespan is 5 - 8 years

@@Skullz.Y.T This just a quick Google but I've heard of much longer crow lives. "Like crows, rooks form long-lasting pair bonds and can live for 20 years."

@@Skullz.Y.T Looking a bit further I found this in Corvid Research, "2) How long do crows live? Once they reach sexual maturity (around 3-4 years) they are tough to take out and can live to be 14-17 years old, though cresting 20 years is not unheard of. In captivity they can live twice as long." So in a large well maintained avery environment they can probably last beyond 35yrs. I know that people who have free flying pet crows (not something I totally approve of but their can be reasons) generally are prepared for the bird to be around for over 20 years or much longer.

@@nicholasvalentine3907 Stfu

and loud too

Your probably thinking of Blackbirds or something else.. Cant stand them!

Hello there! We used to have an unique crow in our neighborhood. He (maybe she...) used to bark just like a dog. This interesting act occured when this crow was near to dog. The dog ignored the crow but this crow definitely showed an interest in the dog. However he never was within 5 meters from the dog. The crow nether barked when he was away from his friend.

horizonkage crows are very intelligent. All birds are.I watched a documentary once and there were some park crows who always alerted each other whenever the park warden was near. They made as much noise as they could until he left their area.They only made the noise when he appeared, and just to test if it was because of his presence they had someone dress up like him and wear a mask of his face and they done it again. The crows recognised his face.

Oh thank you, you're so kind.

Stupid ass comment.

misb lamp nah, it is playing, which is an indicator of intelligence.

I was in a McDonald's car park one day and I saw birds trying to open a brown paper bag of food scraps. There were several species, sparrows, minors, seagulls. They couldn't do it. They just kept pecking at the bag with no real plan. A crow came down, put it's claw on the bottom of the bag and unopened it with it's beak. Within seconds it was enjoying a few fries. :) That was when I learned how smart Crows are. :)

I have seen ravens wait for a smaller bird, a grackle, to get into a small slit in a trash can. The raven was to big to get in, but the grackle got in and threw food out.

They actually are. Most birds are pretty smart, some more than others.

+Kaian77 exactly

German Shepherds are naturally very fluffy. That’s why I especially love patting them if I see one and it’s friendly. I work in a store that allows pets to be brought in, and one customer has a German Shepherd named Cleo. She’s a lovely girl, and it’s as if she’s in a perpetual state of calm. She lays down on the trolley and, if I’m close enough to her when I scan any items near her, she’ll give my face a lick. She’s a sweet Shep.

​@@archtitans54 Thanks for sharing!

My neighbor feeds them, she loves them and they LOVE her. Even when she is not feeding them, they watch her. Once a dog was loose and it was running barking down that hill, he was in attack mode. The crowd one by one took flew down to startle the dog. They were at it like bombarding planes. They made so much ruckus that the dog not only took off running in the opposite direction of the lady; the dog tripped on his own. Those birds were an arming in fight mode, just to defend their friend. I respect them.

@@user-ip7rn7bi6e There's a lady on Utube who studied the crows on her college campus as part of her degree research. She discovered that they were keen observers of the human occupiers of the grounds and that they would recognise a vistor/stranger among the milling mass of humanity instantly.

Very cute! 😍😊😘💕

I'm

Anyone watching it in 2021?

RIP

@Otaku's Life dang

Just looked it up - common raven -10-15 yrz, American crow-7-8 yrz, Australian raven 22 yrz

@@damiansamuels7380 in the wild but in captivity they can live way longer

It's even worse seeing clips of people who are long gone.

Klate Wilson I have yet to see evidence of it.

Audfile despite having one of the smallest brains in the bird kingdom they take a moment of silence for crows in there large group who have died. they use tools to get food. they can teach there children about there enemies and insure they hold the sane grudge against that thing or person. crows are smart....very smart.

Angela Zhou ??????????????????????

Chyna Hosang no, they are on the same level as goldfish, this has been proven time and time again.

Klate Wilson *He says after the crow runs into many obstacles while chasing a ball around

+ThriceDice Awww, no, he's not stupid, just old (it seems). He probably isn't interested in chasing after a tiny ball or he doesn't have the stength.

+ThriceDice --Crows are smarter than dogs.

+ThriceDice *whispers* It's a raven.

Crow.

Mike Foley -Long slightly downward hooked beak (with the top beak being a little bigger than the bottom) as opposed to the crow's short straight beak (with both top and bottom beak being equally big) -Completely blue-black (also appropriately known as "raven black") whereas crows have a torso that is brownish grey front and back (at least in Europe). -Larger in body size with wider wings than crows. -Makes a long "rock" sound as opposed to the crow's short "caw" -Keeps head still when making said "rock" sound, as opposed to moving heavily up and down like crows do when they "caw" on the ground. -Long feathers on the chest (that often spread out when making sound, making them look a bit more like fur than feathers). Conclusion: absolutely a raven.

only a chill Sheppard would do that.. that's why i love that breed

skin09588 LOL hater... the crow was cool too

la laz All the birds in the Crow family are cool.

Yeah, I thought it would be a 80p video or something like that lol.

RU-vid used to keep the original files for the vids (don't know about nowadays). So it probably was like 240p back in the day, but when 480p became avaiable, so did that version of the vid.

PC Gaming & Sports quality better than that of Pewds

For real haha.

@@higashiwhy who the fuck is pewds

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Da Dragon Durp. Crows are the only species other than man that are known to make their own tools.

+Erick Hughes: I know, I had one once and he made a pair of vice grips.

Alan Peterson lol, ok

Da Dragon Durp I have seen a smart crow in action. It pulled out a worm and wanted to tear it to pieces. It noticed that the grass it was sitting on was to soft so it hopped on to the graveled path and ate it there. 😉

Brick Top I stand corrected. I watched show on crows and went with what they said lol

haha

hahaha

hahahaha

+Hughman Bean 😂

Lol

shadyade75 At first before I read the whole thing I thought they were just doing it as a joke, I never realised they were so intelligent : )

roquefort smith I have yet to see evidence of it.

Audfile There are lots of evidence.

You just saw some. They also have been known to use cars to open nuts and understand water displacement.

You wellcome😊

i don't know...racist is passed around so much anymore....i was called a racist for calling someone an asshole...who knew asshole was an ethnic group of people....wow, imagine my surprise.

be glad they did otherwhise you´d be jobless...

St KRU Vets do plenty of non-emergency work to, you know :/ I'll never be glad when I have to deal with an emergency patient.

I was thinking about it too, even if I'm not a veterinarian. I was feeling it was dangerous for the dog.

I was going to make the same comment. The ball is way to small for a dog, particularly one that size. My own dog almost choked because of my own ignorance of this.

Who cares. The dogs fault.

Poor dog😂😂

phrasing

Black, brown and white in harmony

That's not diverse enough according to some ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t4jo9TkKaYk.html

End speciesism!

Tell that to the non human entities that control planet earth G Nickson , they don't give a fuck about any species here . They just use this planet to farm the negative energy coming from death and destruction .

NegraMonroe Nnn, If the crow brought you food I don't think it'd be the kinda food you'd like to eat. :) I was reading some posts about a woman who has a bird "admirer" And it follows her around. It regurgitated a dead mouse for her which, for a crow, is like trying to buy her lunch. Not the most romantic thing for a human but it is kinda sweet of him. :P

Damian Kane aww, well if he has good intentions lol. I don't wanna be rude. But that is pretty gross.

NegraMonroe How about money?

NegraMonroe How about money?

Maurice Humphrey I don't want someone elses hard earned money. Just some sweets and food maybe:)

Please read discription...i raised the bird... Was fallen out of nest, no parents...then back to nature... Then, after a wile ,came back for visit, eat and play with us..😎

+MASSEUR1956 wow !

+MASSEUR1956 awww that's so sweet!! it good to see your dog and the bird playing with each other my dog would chase the bird lol

+MASSEUR1956 dude you're so lucky crow's are so cute and awesome :')

you r the man!

At first glance I thought that too but crows are way too smart for that. He is just there for a play.

I grew up with the biggest GSD you’ve ever seen… he really was a gentle giant. He was my parents friends dog and he was awesome. They rescued a crow when she was a baby, they called her Maggie. And they used to do this all the time, the dog would pick Maggie up in his mouth, she would go crazy and peck his face, but they honestly loved each other… they played like this all the time. Being a child and seeing that, it didn’t massively faze me, but thinking about it now, I realise how special that was… Maggie eventually flew away, but she did come back every now and again. Animals really are so inspirational and a lot of fun. We can learn a lot from them.

*I had a crow too years ago for 4 weeks. Then I brought in the wood. She was sitting near a tree in the darkness. I took her and brought her home. After four weeks, she didn't want to go back in the woods. She wanted to come home. (I'm assuming you're learning English, and I'm also learning a foreign language, so I wanted to correct you so you can get better ^^)

MissJoy16 Thanks you help me. Some get angry(complain) so much which I extinguish my contribution(article). I am able only relatively a little english. However, I work with a translator. I take care, however, it is not just perfect. I ask for forbearance. This is translating with Abacho. FFF

***** If you understand my Comment, than it is ok. I cant speak english as i was a Teenager. Now I learn so much more, i use the Dictionary "QuickDic". He help me so much. FFF

FaithfullFuture I had one too and i found it better to give her a chance not to be fixed on human even if she had problems with her feets. So she got a chance to be a crow and not a pupped. I know how fast the run in your heart... but u should have 2 or 3 .......so that they are not to fixed on humans. in one day she learned 1 commands. sometimes love is to let go things. so actually she lives with other crows.... and will be a more or less normal crow one day

No they can't since they would outsmart you all time of the day

I reckon he plays bass.

could be a proffessional crowquet player

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Lets the views continue. It's new for me.

Dont judge meh

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@@iBRH eyyyyyyy

I'm not complaining that this is in my recommended.

Cheers again Tucker Thank you

How on earth can you even see with your ears?

Sorry I meant my nose, cheers Kris

I think you mean "eyes". You breathe and smell with your nose.

Spot on, u nose what yer talking about, cheers friend

John Rambo Bruh probably wallets and jewelry

T-Zay Really? Are you from South America? Because that’s where this story true story by the way, of crows dropping nuts and busy highways so drivers could break them open is from. What is it with you religious people having to bring your imaginary sky daddy into everything?