Why Apex Predators Are Still Afraid of Crows

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  @strider_hiryu850 · 2 months ago

  Bro censored his face in case any Crows were watching 👀

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  @Deep_Kuro · 2 months ago

  &quot;Crows arent mourning their dead&quot; me: oh damn.<br>&quot;They are investigating a crime scene&quot;<br>Me: Oh DAMN!

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  @evaludus7772 · 2 months ago

  There is a reason cats ignore crows. They don&apos;t need enemys with air supierior.

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  @ahliyah6512 · 2 months ago

  i was getting yelled at by a guy behind my job, and then a bunch of crows I actively feed started coming on the land lines on top of our area. They started yelling and squawking so much that the guy actually got irritated about it and left. i genuinely think they were trying to look out for me.

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  @RTV.retro.terminal.velocity · 2 months ago

  Moral of the story: don&apos;t be a jerk and throw Rocks at Birds

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  @unlikelybedouin · 2 months ago

  There&apos;s a farmer on YouTube who kept losing his chickens to hawks. So he actively sought out crows to come to his property to do battle against the hawks, and it worked!

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  @DarthKaiser-1321 · 2 months ago

  Crows also live long, some over 20 years. My father told me that ravens often follow his hunting group of few men and actually make sounds when they notice moose from air. Just like crows and ravens learn that wolves might give them a chance to eat, the ravens learned the same thing from human hunters. My father&apos;s group has given ravens scraps and because ravens live long and teach their young about nice humans, the birds might recognize the men who have been in the same area for decades. Being nice to them pays off<br>Ravens are also my favorite birds, they are pretty.

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  @sunkitti8944 · 1 month ago

  Crows are re-domesticating wolves, lol

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  @stevesamson3940 · 2 months ago

  If you&apos;re chill with crows they&apos;ll be chill with you

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  @sylviawilkinson6874 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Ive been feeding my pair for 10 years now. Never noticed any gifting as they are a pair. Every year female bring her babies to show me. &nbsp;I am certain that they have trained me.

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  @Maunzomaker · 2 months ago

  I am gonna go build me a crow army now

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  @iancomstock2929 · 1 month ago

  Crows teach their chicks to recognize humans that have hurt the group in the past. Let that sink in: <b>They teach their babies to carry hatred into the next generation.</b>

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