6 unbelievable facts about crows

10/18/2020

4,145 views

animals Story: 6 unbelievable facts about crows

Crows have a bad reputation and are often associated with bad omen. However, these birds are very clever and their natural ingenuity is really striking. Let's admire it together!

These birds are often underestimated. They can recognize people's faces and understand traffic lights. Some species make and modify hooks to extract insects. Are you ready to learn more?

#1 Crows are very creative

Twitter by Errant Starlight

They easily adopt new feeding strategies, create and use different tools to get food. Crows can even make a nest out of wire hangers! These birds show great adaptability to make their life more comfortable.

#2 Crows have regional dialects

animals Story: unbelievable facts crows crow facts birds facts about birds — shutterstock.com

They can make about 20 calls! These calls have distinctions in different flocks.

#3 Young crows help to raise newborn

Crows are very social birds. They live in small family groups or in pairs. Young birds protect the nest from predators and feed their parents or newborn siblings.

#4 Crows understand traffic lights

animals Story: unbelievable facts crows crow facts facts about birds animals and traffic lights — shutterstock.com

This fact is really amazing. Crows use cars to crack nuts. Birds learned the way the traffic light works and throw nuts on the road. When a traffic light changes to red they fly down to take their favorite food.

#5 They recognize faces

animals Story: unbelievable facts crows crow facts facts about birds — shutterstock.com

There were several experiments that prove crows can remember people's faces. If a person was hostile they can identify him or her even 5 years later!

#6 Crows are family-oriented birds

animals Story: unbelievable facts crows crow facts facts about birds family birds — shutterstock.com

They mate once for life and seem to be quite caring. Usually a crow stays with its family for a while and the rest of the day they spend with a flock with other individuals. In case of danger crows transmit information to the members of their family to warn them.

Do you know any other interesting facts about crows? Tell us in the comments below

Check these interesting facts about birds:

SHARE with all your friends to SURPRISE them!

#animals #knowledge

What are your thoughts on this subject?

14 Comments

lls

...most don't care for them, but I have always loved crows, ravens and rooks...

bdselland

If a predator bird, like a hawk, comes into the area, the crows call to each other and 6 or 8 of them chase the bird of prey far away. This keeps the song birds and their own babies safe! I love them😘

Sharon

Our neighbors had one for 14 years he learned to talk!!

Elaine Guggino Belcher

I feed my crow family daily, if I'm late feeding them they call me momma momma...i love my feathered friends

Chris Garrett-Petts

I've kept in the crows' good graces by feeding them any chance I get

Eve

Two crows took a dislike to me years ago and would dive bomb me every time I walked down the street they had built their nest...unfortunately, their nest was at the back door of where I worked and the way we accessed the office before we opened. They also followed me when I went for coffee and even if there were other people with me, they targeted me. It was funny but not and I for one was glad when the little ones left the nest and me alone, lol

Doris Dallaire

I love crows and ravens. They are so intelligent.

Laurette Pearlman

Fascinating and very interesting to watch them picking up things

Rhonda Hamilton McPhail

Middle of a harsh winter my mother threw a full loaf of stale hard bread out the back door to her garden. The crow was up in the trees watching. He came down to pick it up. too heavy, went back up and thought it through. came down and wrestled it into the birdbath (which is heated) rolled it around a few times and then picked up a softened chunk and flew off. presumably to feed family. He came back each time until loaf was gone,

Paul Vickers

Sharon, My Grandad, had a cousin in Nottingham think it was a jackdor

Lupe Hernandez

bdselland, They keep their babies safe but they also steal babies from other birds nests, I have seen them steal baby mocking birds from their nests in my trees.