Smart little Crow survives storm crushing down his Tree 

Ah what a darling comment! 🖤🤍🖤

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All of his animals prob think that

"Also she put my brother underground, for some reason"

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Sad

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rip

Rest In Peace little friend, hope you’re soaring high in the constellations

You gonna make me cry pal🥺

So wonderful to hear about Caw caw. You might be interested in another story about an Australian boy who found a fledgling magpie. His family named her Penguin and looked after her for 2 years. She helped the family heal after their mother became paralysed from an accident. The dad took photos of Penguin and made it into a book. Then a movie was made. www.penguinthemagpie.com/

Awh 😢

Ide like to think his mate taught him a few things about how she lived and he taught her some things too. Thats a lovely story

@Jlowen-xo9vk You never know, Caw Caw might come back with his partner and fledglings, they have great memories and I've heard of them returning to their fosters after a year or two to a place they remember is safe and has free food! :)

They stay with you in your heart, they are all so special

Set me as a seal upon thine heart, as a seal upon thine arm: for love is strong as death; jealousy is cruel as the grave: the coals thereof are coals of fire, which hath a most vehement flame. Song of Solomon 8:6Many waters cannot quench love, neither can the floods drown it: if a man would give all the substance of his house for love, it would utterly be contemned. Song of Solomon 8:7Behold, for peace I had great bitterness: but thou hast in love to my soul delivered it from the pit of corruption: for thou hast cast all my sins behind thy back. Isaiah 38:17

@@xavierthomas5835 Shut up bot

I was crying cuz the crow died but now I'm bursting into laughter lol

@@brownieandoliviathepetduck6140 same (:(

@@brownieandoliviathepetduck6140 rip

I hear that daily at my house now with all the juvenile crows still pestering parents for meals lol

HAHAHAHAAH!

7:38 l think and lol

and then he treach other Crows of fire, and then they begin to develop teck and aquaculture. and before long we wil have to share our public transports with crows in suits.

Oh yeat it sapient time

@@kyvilfongkot6372 yes

if brown falcon's can start fires why not crows they would have an easer time starting them with matches.

he seems terrified 😢 but it's the law of nature

BRO DONT MAKE ME CRY- 😩😭😭😭

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😭😭😭😭

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Yes, that really got me.

I agree

Exactly, it’s all ok! He’s used his best efforts in saving the crow and that’s all that matters. (Ps I used to don’t enjoy crows that much, but this video really changed my perspective - they’re so cute KRAAAHH haha) Thank you everyone and creator for making this comment section and video such a pleasure to read and watch. Have a lovely day!

Crows are intelligent enough to grieve, yes they have high mortality rates but it doesn’t make it hurt any less

I really like this channel, and it's wonderful how many animals he's helping. They don't always survive, but it's good to try. In this case, sadly, I'm afraid a better diet for the birds might have resulted in a different outcome. Baby crows need a variety of fresh insects like crickets, raw meat ect. to grow up healthy. Cat food (wet or soaked dry food doesn't matter) and bread, as shown in the video, isn't good for them as a main food base. It's lacking vital nutrients. Sadly the myth that you can easily raise corvids with cat-/dogfood and eggs is still around, although it's outdated information and has been proven to lead to underdevelopment, organ damage and poor feather quality in the longterm. For an expert like him, I'm a bit shocked he apparently doesn't know. Hope he's doing more research on the topic and changing Kraa's diet soon. You can already see that his feathers aren't of good quality (especially visible in the tail feathers).

@@Morning_Dewdrop he trying to say that the guy doesn’t have to feel guilty

I think many things around us grieve in ways we just don't recognize. We humans are so pampered that we can take weeks, even a month to grieve all we want. Other humans in poor areas have very little time to mourn, and so they might seem less loving, but they are just trying to survive. I think it is that way with animals too. They grieve more than we realize, but their life is very difficult, and so they have to move on quickly to survive. This is just me thinking out loud, I have no proof of this.

Yes crows are so smart that they literally can grieve the passing of a family member

@@PCrailfan3790 Yes they do..

The flock will usually gather around the body, try to investigate the cause of death to increase their own chances of survival, as well as taking time to mourn together.

Here I'm talking about gray crows in northern Europe, but I guess it's about the same with black. They are usually two to three years old when they find a partner, and sometimes they don't even try to start a family the first year together. They are partners for life. They mourn their partners so much some lose appetite and starve themselves to death. The only time they possibly find a new is if they are very young, under five years old. Older, it's extremely rare. (In wild they can live to approximate 12-14 years of age, in captivity around 18, perhaps more.) Intelligent and sensitive birds with an enormous need for company and social interaction. Currently I have a crow friend that I feed almost every day in the winter and occasionally during the rest of the year. I have become friends with his wife too, and acquainted to their children from the last six years, when I first met the male. He was mostly interested in my dog, a Briard with long fur that he thought would be perfect for their nest. He actually tried to sit on the dog, not attacking, just landing, to have some of that hair 😂. I helped him by bringing a comb the next day so he could have as much as he wanted of what I got from my dog's winter fur. To the other crows I'm probably nothing more than a food source, but my friend likes to sit on a wrench only 1,5 - 2 meters (5' - 6'7") away and watch me, listening to me talking to him, sometimes making a sound, not a "kraa", a soft "ah-ah-ah-ah", slower than the "kraa". I like to think he is trying to imitate me, but it's more likely a polite reply 😂 How can I be sure it's a male? Gray crows have black wings, tail and head. The black continue down their throat and like a "bib" on the chest. Older males have a large "bib", while the females and young males a significant smaller without the rounded edge the older males have. It is almost as "tall" as theirs, but narrow with uneven edges, often a single black feather in the gray beside the "bib". My friend is at least nine years old, maybe more, he had a full-grown bib six years ago when we met the first time. I will continue to feed him dog food every winter he'll be around, and I know I will mourn him nearly as much as I mourn my briard that I had to put down 2,5 years ago. I have a little "rat" now, a Retro Pug, but still my EXTREMELY long-haired cat of mixed breed, Norwegian Forest Cat or Maine Coon in her blood, large for being a female, and her winter fur becomes up to 13-14 cm long (5-5,5 inches), my crow friend is good with that too 😅.

scarier crow fact, crows can tell about people faces to other crows and their children.

@@pauliusthemad3498 scarier fact crows poo on ppl because they feel like being dicks

@@derpling______ Another crow fact, they will warn others and their own progeny who they despise for the rest of their lives, like you for an example!

@@ottere other fact they drop nuts from a high distance to break them, and then eat em, I AM TALKING ABOUT DEEZ NUTS BOY

@@derpling______ There were no hints other than calling people that they are bunch of douchebags.

I’ve seen a Raven have fun with those toys so I’m pretty sure another corvid would too.

My grandmother taught her budgie tricks. He would do summersaults & play dead if you shot him with your finger. He was a very special little bird.

Since crows are not only able to use tools but also to MAKE them you could show him how to form a hook out of wire to get some food out of a container (maybe something he can lift out with the help of a hook)! Lovely video as always! Keep up the great work :)

corvids are amazingly smart, they could definitely use foraging toys.

In autumn I saw how crows thrown some nuts to the streets. I guess their intentions were the cars can drive over them so they don't have to open it.

Arson bird

Would be the first bird to use fire to get things. Nature is Weirder than you think.

Kickstarting evolution. The first covid to discover fire (although dropping burning twigs to flush out small animals has already been observed in birds ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-O4v68d7U03M.html).

Oooo amphibia!!!

Kraa: Please give me food Guy: ... Kraa: I SAID GİVE ME FOOD OR ELSE IM BURNING THE WHOLE HOUS DOWN *lights the match stick* Guy:😅😅😅

In an Attenborough's voice: "Here we can see Kaa putting a worm stew in his home made stove"

He can now say…”the bird did it!”

he wants kraa to learn how to burn down a house

Arson! Arson! Arson!

@@your_local_uploader7166 Lmaoo

Great idea!

Love this ,

Yeah something like those thinhs some other people have done for parrots, like those pozzles where it needs to pull out some pegs for the food to fall down

Crows will put rocks in the water to get food most times

Puzzle feeder you mean they have them to stop dogs eating too quickly

Sadly, he's being given the wrong food. Baby crows need lots of fresh insects, some raw meat ect. Raising them on bread and cat food leads to long term damage. It's like raising a human child on fast food and sweets - they'll survive somehow, at least for a while, but they won't be healthy.

@@berthabrathuhn9382 stfu he is a bird expert, he worked with birds all his life

@@spookynight135 No need to be rude. He's surely a nice guy doing a lot for birds.I usually like his videos. But here, sadly, he's making a mistake. The feather quality of this bird is poor. That's a common thing to happen if they're not fed correctly.

@@berthabrathuhn9382 Now that Kraa is older, I'm sure he'll be able to figure out the whole food thing, if not, I truly hope Kraa gets the proper nutrients.

I incubated a pigeon egg. It failed, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JIkQUxzeoVg.html don't know what went wrong

I’d love to see this!

maybe magnets?

@@lubomirkubasdQw4w9WgXcQ huh?

Smart!

There’s a chinese proverb or something, i can’t remember word for word, but it’s exactly this! A crow was thirsty but he could not reach the water in the container, so he put rocks in it to raise the water!

I cried

We know what that means when he says something like that :"c

Lemme cry ༼;´༎ຶ n ༎ຶ༽

Welp.. I misread and I didn’t expect the “180” degree flip is to say the least of it, oof

The title already spoiled that only ONE crow survives.

birds

Thats a really smart crow!

❤️❤️❤️❗️

My grandad had a pet crow to he’s in Ireland as well and right now he has a raven called frank that he rescued 😂

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Kraa becomes unstoppable

All hail the crow god Kraa

He has to light his cigarette

This, you can easily make your own puzzle as well by making a wood box with one side being plastic, adding a wood dowel on a chain, dowel comes out -> food drops out

If somebody ever breaks into his house, they will be in for the fight of their life 😂

and a lot. of burials… 😒

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Plot twist: he already does

When the Apocalypse comes he will just say "RELEASE.....THE BIRDS!" And the army will come out of the flood gates and eat anything that moves except his family.

might teach him wrong lessons but idk

@@skjorta1984 how?

@@bobjeff3863 I think what sk is saying is if you teach them to forage by looking under things they might look under everything you have in your house to find it

@@spacedude5208 He would probably do that anyway though

They also eat carrion and garbage of all sorts. As digusting as you might think that is, you will need to teach him how to forage those items unless you plan to keep him as a pet.

Clearly he is talking about finances

@@emanuelvarela1708 his take on investments was enlightening

That was very interesting...

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Yes!! I literally said out loud, "Thank God there's still good humans on this earth."

@@jessicaballerstadttaylor1975 How would you think there isn't any more if you are a good human.

This is why we like his Patreon. Just to remind ourselves that people are just good for the sake of being good,.

Correct

I have cats that love those puzzles, which ones do you use?

Please share which puzzles you use, I need to get them for my pet too

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@@Peoplespilates Gosh I've had them for so long. Repeated washings have worn off the brand names. But I did a couple web searches, and got the best result returns by searching slow feeder for dog/cat. The ones I use have slider doors and lift up doors. I also have different sized balls that allow you to put kibble in them that the dog or cats, or birds ( my parrot loves it too) can roll around that occasionally drops a piece out as they move it. You can also put in dried peas/beans, and chopped veggies as well. I usually do carrots, or dried peppers for the birds. Hope that helps.

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He is showing every animal respect. I love this man.

Bloodhound

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Yeah, that's what I thought probably happened too, so sad that he died tho and that nothing could have been done, again, at least the other one was saved and grew up happily and is well cared for.

It might also have been the poor choice of food. Cat food and bread is not good food for baby crows. They don't get the proper nutrients that way. They need a variety of fresh insects mostly, some meat, added vitamins and minerals and more. The one that survived already has bad feathers, which is a result of wrong feeding. The guy means well, but he's making a lot of fatal mistakes with this crow. I usually love this channel, but can only give a thumbs down for this video. It's quite sad to see so many people praising him, while he's - surely with good intentions - actually harming this crow, in the long term...

@@berthabrathuhn9382 We only saw him feeding that to them once. He was giving them other food later on.

@@endel12 the other food looked like soaked dry cat-/dog food. He'd need fresh insects like crickets and raw meat. The problem with this is, that others who find a baby crow will think it's good to feed them what they saw here. I'm just trying to raise awareness. The feather quality itself is telling he's lacking nutrients.

@@berthabrathuhn9382 Most people dont have a steady access to the kinds of bugs a baby bird normally would be fed, and shoving random insects into a dying bird isn't a great idea. Wet dog food is the go to for emergencies like this, because while it isn't optimal it is typically the most reasonable choice. Especially when said birds need care every 20 minutes.

God protect this man at all costs ❤

Maybe he'll even start a family nearby.

Crows who grow up impressed by a human also most likely can’t survive in the wild on their own afterwards. He’s likely to be a companion for a long time!

He's too tame already, and that will bring him in trouble. He'll think every human is his friend, and the danger of him getting hurt by someone or caught and put into a cage for te rest of his life because he's cute is quite high. He also won't be accepted by other crows like that, they might even kill him. Crows are very difficult to raise the right way. He belongs into a wildlife rescue, to be raised with other crows his age. One shouldn't forget he's not a pet.

@@berthabrathuhn9382 well he is now

@@fatassthebig It's highly unethical to keep a wild animal as a pet. In many countries it's also illegal. You can't just keep them because you want to. It's allowed to help injured or orphaned birds, but only until they can get released again. So the help has to be in a way that assures that the bird can be released wild and independent from human help. A tame crow that has been raised with human company only has little chance to survive long term in the wild. He'll need human help in order not to starve and will have trouble getting along with his own species. Once they are really tame you can't take that back, the damage is done. That's why corvids need to be raised with little human company and lots of friends of ther own species instead. It looks cute for a video to have a tame crow. But it's bad for the bird and might even cost its life in the long term.

@Dr. Piglo bird poop*

Kind of like mumbo jumbo (completly unrelated)

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They're biologically programed to excrete on feeding -- the parents bring food, and little bird gives them something to take away. Keeps nest clean and hygienic. You didn't think they just poo'd all in the nest did you?

@@mhamma6560 No, i just thought it was funny. I figured it would be something like that if it happened every time they were fed :V

:V

I had a laugh at the image of you and Pippin meeting the woman with the parrot! thanks for the story 😄

Why do kids like hurting animals like do they find it fun? Psychotic honestly

@@elithluxe7568 They don't have a fully developed understanding of the world around them. @Renee I thought that was so beautiful that your crow went on to help other spirits and people in their journeys just as you helped them!

@@perniciouscarrot7528Disagreed. When i was a child i saw some of my colleagues throwing bricks and rocks at a frog. I was disgusted and told them to stop right away, and told the teacher. Also caught the same people throwing rocks at a birdnest, whom i promptly got angry with and told the teacher

...and as we met we stared at each other and laughed. Hilariously funny yet also a Heartwarming hug to my heart

This is coming out wrong... "Boy next door", "2 cuties". Really having flashbacks...

@@snackerslc That's just you tbh

@@zeroreroneppudding402 Oh

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@@snackerslc ohno

Me too im so glad those crows were found ❤️

Me too! Iam so glad he saves so many lives..❤

Yes and in my country im so proud of the netherlands!!!!!

I live in India so this often happens to dogs.. unfortunately I can't keep animals no one will allow me too.. at least someone is saving lives and I am happy 😊 ❤

Shame he isn’t that nice to people . Cheated and made sexual remarks to a 17 year old girl .

Me too

He's cool 😎 and a kind hearted bird lover🐦.

@@Mr-Pigeon Your pegion is so awesome 🕊

I think the most defining part is when the dude caught a fox and just released it elsewhere in the wild

My double a remote batteries just got stuck in my remote because I put them in the wrong way I think I put the one with the sticking out and on the spring on both and now I can't get them out please tell me how to get them out 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Crow can make their child hate you but this one will make them love him

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@@berthabrathuhn9382 The birds wings aren't clipped he can leave any time he wants to.

@@berthabrathuhn9382 Knowing what this man is about, the crow will not become his pet and as soon as it's able, he will probably fly off to be with other crows. I'm sure the crow will return to visit and probably won't go very far when he does fly off. Maybe, the crow will want to stay like what has happened at other rescues. It almost sounds like you would have preferred that he let the crows die a most painful death from starvation or to be predated on by a fox or something? Your comment is ridiculous and ignorant!!

only parrots can sing and speak

@Constantino Russell Why is that an overreaction? Some people cry faster than others and that is totally fine. Everyone expresses their emotions differently and crying is a healthy and understandable reaction. I was also tearing up when I saw him putting the bird in his grave. The loss of a life is sad. Maybe you don't find it sad enough to cry about but others do.

@Constantino Russell talk about being a massive jerk

I know that animals can feel sorrow when losing a sibling or partner. When my beloved budgie girl died her partner felt sad for nearly 6 weeks although he had other budgie friends. He did not leave the cage nor like to play. Every day I sat beside him at the open cage and we had a very special connection. Luckily, he recovered and now fell in love again with another budgie girl that also had lost her partner. Yes, some people may laugh and make jokes on this, but I just don't care for I know it is true.

@Constantino Russell talk about toxic masculinity. It's ok to cry

@Constantino Russell step outside of yourself

They feel so very, very deeply. 😢

Sad life :(

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This comment wins! I'm sure Kraa could also have fun with a plinko board with a random snack for every outcome

Yea, if you teach them early they can become really intelligent, so much as to understand you and maybe even talk back.

@@Walid_An stfu

Wow, that's amazing! What things do they give you?

You are a wizard

@@mayday6916 im not the guy but knowing birds, most likely ribbons, shiny rocks or metal

A great story, indeed.

Curious now as to why they are called a “murder of crows/ravens.”

Or pixar

Teach them to speak with a keyboard then they could b trained to do alot if helpful tasks. Like finding lost people or pets from the sky. Finding water sources....checking large structures for damage. Kinda like a smarter more maneuverable drone.

Lots of bird species do that, it's a way to make sure mom/dad bird is there to take the poop away so the nest doesn't get dirty. It's actually kinda clever.

Feeding time becomes pooping time. Happens with a lot of creatures, though with kittens you have to help them do a pee, but usually its right with feeding time as the last lot has just travelled threw the body.

Lol i saw ur comment on the part

LOL

Same 😭

Ugh I hate ppl that cry over videos Dan Dan Dan shhhh I cried to here it a dollar do not tell anyone

@@jojolikesapplesrebeccaisan7209 i got you man ☺️

I was kinda sad when the other crow died I have been oh his channel for almost 2 years now my favourite vid was when he raised emu's

Same

Just imagine feeding my pet seagull to gain its trust without a voiceover. It would be boring as fuck

Same

Steven

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Great idea👍

Grub worms are difficult to find in his country. Primarily meal worms are more available. Note: grub worms love tropical regions, much warmer climates.

I believe Albert lives in the fridges area of England.

@KIM H why would he be sending emails in Dutch then?

@@Kimhaas007 the main idea is to teach Kraa to be able to find food alone if ever need be

His brother killed him so he gets all the food, don't you watch Sir David

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I was going to suggest a locked maze or a board with different types of buttons, levers, knuts and bolts, things to poke, turn or pull. Loved the idea of the food in ice balls!

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