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I enjoy watching the birds that visit my feeders and have thought about how different each species acts. That may cause some ...

Reports of aggressive crows have been all over the news this summer, and if you're facing a similar problem in your garden, here are three ways to keep crows out of your garden. As much as we all want ...

Scientists discover crows can plan ahead and understand other minds in groundbreaking new study ‘Birdbrain’ used to be a common insult but corvids have such surprising intelligence Walter Veit ...

We are philosophers who study consciousness, and in our recent research, published in Animal Cognition, we worked with other scientists to explore what the world might be like from the point of ...

Indian house crows feeding at Vipingo slaughterhouse. They have become a major pest in Kenya, threatening native birds, spreading disease, damaging crops, and disrupting tourism. Image courtesy of ...

Crows and ravens belong to the same corvid family and are often confused for each other, but there are ways to tell them apart.With their shaggy throat feathers and long, hefty beaks, ravens are ...

Crows, jays, ravens, magpies and their various other relatives (nutcrackers, choughs, jackdaws, etc.) belong to the taxonomic family Corvidae. It’s a sizeable family of about 130 species — a ...

New Caledonian crows are smart enough to create their own tools — in the wild and the lab — by shaping one end of a stick or wire into a hook to retrieve food beyond the reach of their beaks.

On the one hand, ravens are messengers of God feeding Elijah in the desert. On the other hand, you have this image of the raven as an evil figure — an angry figure that’s not trustworthy.

TikTok users have built a niche online community dedicated to normalising humans’ bond with crows. Nicole Steinke, who posts as @Tangobird on TikTok, has taken her habit of feeding crows and ...

Once crows got used to feeding there, ... “Crows and ravens have co-evolved with us since the time of Neanderthals, and yet we’ve never domesticated them,” Marzluff, ...