Crows have a lot of intelligence

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šŸ¦ā¬›Once someone annoys a crow, like throwing a stone—it doesn't forget it. Whether the stone hits or not, the crow recognizes the person. Its eyes, that face remains in its mind.

The next day, you will see it sitting on the same path—staring at you endlessly. Many people think that the crow may have suddenly come. But in fact, it knows what happened to whom.

Crows are only comparable to humans in intelligence


āž”ļøCrows can recognize human faces and remember them for years. If someone harms a crow, not only it, but its friends can also "mob" together—even if that crow dies, the next crows will take revenge.

āž”ļøThey are socially educated: they learn from experience and teach it to the next generation—this is "cultural intelligence", which was previously thought to be only in humans.

āž”ļøCracking nuts at traffic lights, dropping snails from high places, making tools out of branches by making hooks—these are not just any ordinary birds. All these tasks are possible only for humans and crows.

āž”ļøSome crows have even been taught to throw stones to raise the water level—it's just like that Aesop fable. The only difference is that they didn't read the story. They wrote it themselves.

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