crows
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Crows Display Clever Behavior to Adapt to Urban Human Environments
A new study from Tel Aviv University (TAU) has examined what happens to birds that are accustomed to living around humans, when their habitat is suddenly emptied of the presence of humans.
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Clever Crows Pick up Cigarette Butts in Sweden in Exchange for Rewards
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Smart Animals: Critically Endangered Hawaiian Crow Capable of Proficiently Using Tools
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City Birds are Smarter, Healthier Than Country Birds
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Small Birds Prefer Travel Company, Study Shows
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Crows Understand Death And Threat Of It From Predators
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Crows Filmed Using Makeshift Foraging Tools
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Seal Hitching Ride On Humpback Photographed in New South Wales [SEE IT]
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Social Learning: Crows Learn from One Another
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Beak 'Handedness,' Crows Favor Left or Right Too
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Crows Can Think Rationally, Like Humans