Crow appreciated much-needed. And boobs

Dec 31, 2021 2:06 AM

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I wish to befriend the smart goth birds

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The ravens at my city zoo would pass me pieces of straw through their cage and urge me to pass it back. We played for about 5 minutes

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I read that crows inside Boston will constantly get hit by passing trucks but not cars.

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#1 I watched a crow put kibble in our bird bath to soften it up

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The shop crow used to do this all the time in the cats water dish

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Most days *I* wouldn't pass the marshmallow test.

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I have been summoned!

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

I visited your profile for more crow content. Did not find

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Check favorites, there is a good one in there. I'll post some soon.

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I highly recommend a documentary called “A Murder of Crows.” It’s fascinating how smart corvids are.

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And sometimes they go sledding.

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That bird is sick af

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We have a pair that drop rocks on our slanted roof and chase them as they tumble then dive-catch as they fall off.

4 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 0

The use of toys (tools specific for the purpose of entertainment) is a rare sign of intelligence in the animal kingdom.

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What is this, a bird for ants?

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There are a bunch that lives next to me that sleds on the neighbouring houses rooftops every winter.

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Caw damn son

4 years ago | Likes 19 Dislikes 0

#4 did you know, most humans fail the larger version of this test about long term planning, that involves such things as global warming

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My idiot neighbors rescued a crow. They're not idiots for that, they were idiots way before. They taught it to say "fuck you". 3 yrs of that

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I fail to see the problem with them.

4 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

my goal for the new year is to make friends with a murder.

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

So many of these are outright wrong with no sources... Is this Facebook? Yes, corvids are intelligent, yes they are cool. Still wrong...

4 years ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 1

Imgur isn't facebook. It's content is copied from facebook but it is a different site entirely... except for the content.

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Not judging just pointing out your lack of source.

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I'm not the one that posted the dump, nor did I make those images. Those that make the initial claim have the burden of proof.

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CAW

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Crows have also been observed basically knowing the time. Crows in New York have been observed gathering just before the morning rushes-

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-in order to get their beaks on some dropped bagels and the like, and often observe traffic signals.

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I lived in an old house built in 1607 in Germany and the crows would let the walnuts fall down the roof of barn to crack on cobblestones.

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How did they communicate to the crows that if they wait, they get a tastier treat? For the marshmallow test.

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We feed them dry cat food. Theres a large one called Pez Dispenser bc it gathers biscuits in its beak single-file, looking like its namesake

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Here's one in action https://imgur.com/jHngBGA

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Crows and Ravens are different birds.

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#4 marshmallow test was disproven multiple times already. The only indicator the marshmallow test shows is poverty, as only children...

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The fact that the marshmallow test does not prove what it was meant to prove, doesn't mean it can't prove something else entirely.

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In this case, it means that crows understand that they can get a bigger reward by giving up a smaller reward, which not only requires smarts

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but also *trust*.

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Used to scarcity/hunger, or lying adults would fail the test, and these children were almost entirely from poor households. Meaning the...

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actual indicator for success was being well off to start with.

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Remember, the theme of this dump is crows

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i think then it is a question of age, assuming you control these variables. for instance a 1 yr old would pass? a 3mth? 2yr?

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I have seen crows take turns harassing squirrels that are crossing a street on a power line so they fall and get run over by cars. 1/2

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The 2 Alpha crows snatch those popped out eyeballs within seconds iof when traffic allows. 2/2

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That's why I kill my own squirrels. Keeping those tasty eyeballs all for myself.

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#1 ah yes, "considered as 5th Smartest Animals". I don't think whoever wrote that can be counted in that list.

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So it goes 1. Mice 2. Dolphins 3. Humans 4. ? 5. Crows

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Mice are definitely not the smartest animal in the world. Their facts are just wrong generally.

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The mice are hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings.

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What a creepy fact!

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A couple of these were less than factual. Shame too because crows are truly fascinating.

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Crows are amazing. They're going to take over Portland, Oregon some day <3

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I hope it happens soon

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You and me both, Cum. You and me both.

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That's pretty common. Most of those fact sites literally just rip it off /r/todayILearned from reddit, and are incorrect.

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