Ravens and crows – the most intelligent birds in the world (animal documentary in HD)

Ravens and crows -  the most intelligent birds in the world (animal documentary in HD)
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Crows accomplish spiritual benefits that were confidenced only by humans and apes.

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There are Corvids around the world. An evidence for their adaptability. They were highly revered in most cultures because of their intelligence, but with the civilization their image changed. In the walls of the moated castle Hallwyl accommodate a Jackdaw colony since it was built around 1200. In the shaft of a medieval abortion a jackdaw couple build a nest. Also in the castle in Starnberg has always been a jackdaw. There are jackdaws also in the castle in Starnberg. Biologist and behavioral scientist Princess Augusta of Bavaria examined precisely the jackdaws and identified in them a highly developed intelligence. In addition to several species of monkeys, crows are the only animals which can make tools and use them meaningfully.

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Interviewed persons:
Christoph Vogel (Biologist), Princess Auguste of Bavaria (Biologist and Behavioural Scientist), Christian Rutz (Zoologist)

An excerpt from the documentary of NZZ Format “Clever Ravens”. More from NZZ Format: https://www.youtube.com/user/NZZFormat

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28 Comments

  1. It is a refreshing difference to see nothing but positive comments here. I am so glad there are so many people who appreciate these marvelous corvids.

  2. Crows plucked the eyes out of corpses on the battlefield. Not quite as dreadful as humans killing each other over nonsense, creating the corpses and leaving them there to rot.

  3. how can anyone hate such an inquisitive animal? they are cunning,inteligent and expressive…in fact Corvids exhibit more human-like traits than almost any other known animal on earth.

  4. I feed magpies, and have noticed that they feel uncomfortable when I look directly at them, but if I look to the side, they come and get the food quicker.

  5. I was rescuing some orphaned baby ducks off a road once gathering them up when a man told me he saw one of them go between a couple of houses across the street so I took a chance and went for a look and there was a baby duck about to be eaten by two crows. I ran over and scooped up the little guy and those crows came after me fearlessly. I had to run because they were very upset that I grabbed their lunch.

  6. Oh yes they are EXTREMELY intelligent beings and the most beautiful. Maybe some people are scared of them because these birds are a million times more intelligent than humans. That is probably intimidating to people who can't and don't appreciate them, one of God's many creations. ALL life is sacred including the misunderstood. My most favorite birds and beings. Thank you so much for making this video. You really made my day. I am always so glad to hear someone singing these birds' praises.

  7. I rescued a crow that was in our fish pond, other crows were circling (probably rival crows), i stayed with the crow as a protector for a while (the crow seemed weak and lethargic and was probably resting) after almost a day i came away and went back the next day and to my surprise the crow was full of life and following me around the garden on our fence, it stayed with me for around 2 weeks and never seen it again.

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