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Pied crows (花斑乌鸦) playing on exercise equipment at a park in China
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Not pied crows (Corvus albus), which are native to Africa. These are collared crows (Corvus torquatus) which are native to China and Vietnam. They are a more rare species of corvid and share territory with 8 other corvid species that take up the same/similar niches, so it's awesome to see them enjoying themselves in the wild.
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this is such a strange question but does anyone know of any recordings of crows, ravens or starlings saying numbers?
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A bird explaining to a hedgehog crossing so it doesn’t die.
Sorry, but I’m going insane about this post. The bird is poking it in the ass, waiting for it to move and expose its face, running around to try and see if it can peck its face/flip it before it hunkers down again. Why would it be running around to poke it in the face if it was trying to get the hog to cross the road quickly. It loses interest after the hog gets to the curb because it curls into a ball with its face in an inaccessible position.
This could be a play behavior similar to a toddler chasing pigeons to make them fly away, but it’s more likely a predation tactic testing to see if the hog is an easy meal. Pointing out this isn’t altruism doesn’t mean the bird isn’t preforming an interesting behavior, or that the bird is cruel and evil. I don’t think we should condemn predatory animals for not adhering to human concepts of morality.
crows aren't "death omens" or "evil" you fool they're just funky little dudes
crows are simply omens for seeing a funky little guy going about his superb business and that's it
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Yamamoto Shoun (1870-1965) — Crows in Winter, ca. 1910-20’s
Ravens in Love by Wandering Sole Images
Ravens Play in Snow by Wildlife World
Raven Calling by John Lawton
Raven Calling by Wanderlust Wisdom
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Common Ravens in Winter by Wildlife World
Northwestern Crow by Wandering Sole Images
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Ravens can spot a cheater and will shun one another for being unfair.
The birds work together to get equal amounts of food - but if they notice another raven taking more than its fair share, they immediately lose trust and won’t cooperate with them in the future.
(Source, Source 2)
Are you telling me that ravens are anarcho-communist?????? Hell yeah
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