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You shouldn't even be able to walk past him fully clothed without getting groped in some way and/or a compliment being paid to you.

A gorgeous little puma cub checking out a wildlife cam 

So I read the article and it’s actually a bit emotional. It’s basically the bird version of Homeward Bound.

The crow was a rescued bird raised and taken care of by a family who loved him very much. He was “free” in that they didn’t keep him inside, but he was very much habituated to the family/their home and would come up to them and chat with them and knock on their windows in the morning saying “Mom wake up”.

He apparently liked to tease people who were afraid of him, and one day when the family were away for the holidays a neighbor caught him and sent him to an animal sanctuary. The sanctuary released him out into the wild and the crow, Cosmo, tried to find his way home.

He followed cars he thought belonged to his family, would sit outside of buildings calling out for them/talking to people, and made it to the elementary school because he recognized someone inside. He used to play with children at his family’s farm and so he enjoyed playing with the children at the school.

Meanwhile, his family WAS looking for him, putting up his picture and trying to track him down.

Eventually they were alerted to the talking crow at the school and successfully reunited with him and brought him back to their farm. Apparently Cosmo has not gone back to the neighbors’ place ever since.

An advanced photographic technique allows a researcher to create what is colloquially known as a “biological negative,” in which biological entities (in these cases, the people sleeping in beds) are obscured, while the normally unseen abiological entities are rendered visible. 

These entities are found in 100% of the photographs taken, leading one optimistic team member to refer to them as “guardian angels.” Current understanding suggests this label is wholly inaccurate.

dont know what the painting part of this means but heres some normal photographs ive taken, with my camera