Crow searching for a nut I'd hidden and then making very cool woo sound
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2015
- One day on the beach, I heard a crow make a sound I hadn't heard before. So I gave him/her a nut. Little by little the crow started to come around as soon as I arrived on the beach and figuring out that nuts are associated with the woo sound, now makes them regularly.
I've also been teaching her/him to search under an empty oyster shell for a nut I've hidden there. Little by little I've stacked more shells and rocks over the hidden nut. Pretty smart bird.
Other Crows: “There’s nothing under there Rodney, you’re wasting your time.”
Rodney: “WOO”
Sigma crow mindset
all my homies love rodney
WOOOOO BABY
@@343Films average woo enjoyer
And how he is forever Rodney 💖
I was there sitting for 2 whole minutes expecting a normal bird-like sound, like a rooster or something, but this little guy literally just went "woo" out of nowhere. I started laughing so hard.
Literally just went through the same eye opening experience
Me too
they can mimick people so he may live around a small child or just some guy who uses woo alot. it sounds more human because this is a learned sound.
maybe it was about feeding but finding noone...
...poor Crowe
You mean a normal bird sound like a crow or something. If a crow went cockadoodledoo that wouldn’t be a normal bird sound.
Even after reading the comments, I wasn't expecting the woos to be so cool. I'm absolutely stunned
YO welcome to seeing the vid for the first time! It’s a community for me here as I’ve been here a few times over the months it’s great to see someone new
I’ve known about this video 2 years ago and it ages like a Apple tree that makes the best Apple juice but it never whithers it just keeps getting better 2:56
People talk about the "woo" but I love how he goes for a strategy rethink at 0:57
This video not only met every expectation set by the title, it also provided 15 more woos than promised. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
If TH-cam let me rate higher than 5 stars I would.
2:14 for the woo
No disappointment here
wOo
Doing god's work la
Very cool
Thanks
the softer and less urgent a crows caws are, the more they reflect feeling pleased. He's definitely making these woo's for himself
I'm inclined to believe you, especially knowing how smart these little guys are.
I think it was a low key brag to the other crows. Hey knew he got something special.
Are you sure? I am thinkinbg if it is not imitating a dog barking to get the “ball”/nut again. I do not think he is so please with a nut, but he is pleased with the game and wants more.
:)
He's stimming HAHAH
He is definitely pleased. Given the small size of the reward, and the intelligent, thoughtful nature of crows, I’d say he was much more pleased with his own ingenuity than the delicious taste of that treat 😊
because of course its a male crow
@@mountains7694 Pretty sure you intended this as a "omg r u assuming that crow's gender? smh" but it instead comes off more like you're implying that it's a predominantly male trait to do things for their own sake, purely for the sense of achievement.
@@mountains7694 Because in the English language we assume he until we can add an s. Same thing with man and adding wo. It's not respect, it's not othering, it's simply how the words were built from the get go and behaviors followed. The only alternative I see is creating a new pronoun for "individual but idk male or female" and using that until you do know, not appropriating/ twisting/ redefining "they" or other words.
@@Undomaranel What do you mean redefining "they"? Using "they" as a way to refer to a singular animal or person of unknown gender is a proper use of the word.
@@Undomaranel Singular "they" dates back to the 14th century. I don't understand why English speakers have so much trouble adapting to this when they've been using singular "you" and plural "you" since the 17th century. That's three centuries more recent.
Languages are fluid. They're *meant* to undergo changes. And I think that singular "they" is a really useful change.
I’ve fed crows for decades and never heard this sound. It’s wonderful to hear the different sounds of wildlife. I love crows. They are very intelligent birds.
Like parrots and cockatoos, corvids can mimic sounds they hear and enjoy practicing them. Being at a beach, I'm sure it's heard many a "woo" in its day.
He says WOO and then looks around, seeking the acknowledgment he deserves.
Little does he know of his Internet fame
Woo yea baby! That's what I've been waiting for
Wanted an extra perhaps
Or she.
because of course its a male crow
putting this in the list of coolest woos ive ever heard
truly is one of the woos of all time. it definitely is a woo.
Wha- CUPTOAST!?
very true, cuptoast. this is also going on my list of coolest woos i’e ever heard.
strangest placs i see you
Oh hello crumb!
WOO he's clearly pleased with himself!!
Crows are estimated to have the i.q. of a six-year-old human. Makes sense. Kids lose focus, wander around and then come back to the task at hand.
Wonderful film! I love corvids!!
because of course its a male crow
@@mountains7694ur the only one who cares
@@mountains7694Lmao what does this even mean
Just a technical correction, but I think you should correct "iq" to "intelligence." Iq generally hovers around 100 regardless of age e.g. average iq of a 6-year old is around 100, same as the average iq of 23-year old.
Corvids are the best! Imagine my delight when I found out the subfamily of Corvidae that includes the crows, ravens, and magpies is Corvinae. So they are Corvins as well!
(My first name is Corvin)
Woo, woo, woo! Seeing him boasting about his accomplishment makes the world a better place, for me.
because of course its a male crow
@@mountains7694 You get triggered by this a LOT
@@mirac8803 wow you weren't wrong, they've posted this on like half the comments. completely mentally stable behavior.
Timestamps:
0:00 Looking for nut
1:55 Finding nut
2:02 Eating nut
2:15 Woo noise
Not all heroes wear capes.
@@AmShibes you don't know if he wears a cape
Thank you!
@@marlboro_man_brown this was way funnier to me than it should’ve been
I love how there's timestamps for a video this short
I just talked to one of my friends who studies birds. I've shown him this video. He has confirmed that this is, in fact, a very cool woo sound.
I talked to a bird expert who knows your friend and they confirmed
@@skraminc I actually know many bird experts, and showed it to one that's better than the expert you know, and he says it's indeed a very cool "woo" sound.
I'm just friends with birds, I don't have human friends. They didn't understand when I asked them if it was cool.
Liar lol; though this was funny.
The fact is the nut got stuck in the birds throat. The sound was because of that fact. Actually kinda still cool, but still more uncool than actually cool. Stop feeding wild animals
@@Wangdoodle444 oh yes, because nuts do not exist in the wild. Birds only ever find them via humans hiding them. I have news for the squirrels.
Like yeah, stop feeding wildlife, but what a stretch lmfao
"Pretty smart bird." Pretty clever human, too, who found a fun way to make a new friend, nut by carefully hidden nut. You earned those "very cool woo sounds," Bob!🌰
They have the intelligence of a seven yr old child.
are you the crow
It probably did enjoy the puzzle. I think that's why it kept saying woo. It felt smart lol
I was skeptical going in but that was indeed a very cool woo sound
A man must contemplate and have great patience to speculate whether or not he must get to hear the woo sound. I've never been woo'd this much by an animal.
Lol 😂
I presume that the Algorithm brought you here fine gentlemen?
It was very worth it watching till the end
I'm pretty sure that's mimicry of humans. Not a usually sound coming from a crow.
So jealous of everyone who’s already heard the very cool woo sound, I can’t wait
UPDATE it was a very cool woo sound!
fr i always get the updates last 😭😭
This is a very wholesome comment I love this lmao
I didn't hear it yet i bet it's a very cool woo sound
I can't wait
It was cool!!!!
The reason you crow kept coming around is because it recognized your face. They've done so many studies with crows, ravens etc. that they know that as fact. They are an extremely intelligent birds and can mimic sounds they hear. That woo is from hearing humans who are on the beach and maybe say woo in excitement or because the water is cold. Perhaps people surf there and its heard woohoo when someone catches a good wave. I thought it might be imitating the woo of a Mourning Dove when I saw the title of the video but it is definitely from human speech.
My elderly Mother loved her crows. She would feed them her leftovers before they went bad because many recipes make too much. The entire "murder" of crows would come when one or two saw the amount of food and they would caw to let the others know there was enough to go around. I got curious and started researching them and I told her what I'd learned but Mom never spoke to them she said that was crazy.
Crows are amazing. They can't fly until they are over 1 years old because their body is too large for their wings until they are about a year old. Then its interesting to watch their test flights. They recognized me because she had a fall and I was with her every day at the hospital and at the Rehab facility but Mom would ask if I had fed the crows and I cleared out the food. As weeks turned into months I wasn't home so I emptied my freezer of prepared foods, ate what I could and fed the rest to the crows. Then Mom got better and began feeding them herself. The murder kicked out 2 members, usually for stealing, and they followed my truck home but I never fed them because my downstairs neighbor had 2 kids and hated crows. I felt guilty about it but what can you do.
One way to attract crows is to put something shiny next to the food and they will take the small shiny object with them. If you have a problem with Seagulls in the area so don't do this they can see a long way off. Inland you can do this but be prepared as they rise early and they'll be hanging out in the trees at sunrise cawing. They also give gifts, they gave my Mom a gold, shiny plastic button and I was leaning against the porch door as she walked across the lawn for the first time unescorted as she was tired of being escorted and she picked it up and asked what do I do with this. I replied smile and wave it and put it in your pocket and bring it in. They are glad you are back safe and sound. She did it and when she came in she said you are crazy. I said I know but you love me anyway. Crows are intelligent enough to have seen her taken away by ambulance and not return because a few have nests in the large oaks. Then after months of being gone she returns but she walks first with assistance and then with a cane and more tentatively. So they wanted to thank her for always feeding them despite her recent "accident."
thanks for sharing your story, it was interesting to hear about the crows.
thanks for sharing your story, it was interesting to hear about the crows.
I was so confused cuz I didn't know a group of crows was ACTUALLY called a murder
Thank you TH-cam recommendations, you've done it once again. To those watching for the first time. Do not skip forward. Its worth the wait and is indeed a cool woo sound. If I ever befriend a crow I hope it will woo too.
7 years later and now everyone has witnessed this cool woo sound
Yeah....
This recommendation system be fucking up my brain.
Truly a cool woo sound
the algorithm has spoken
Yeah all 1.5 million people of earth
I wasn’t expecting multiple woos, this is even better than the title says
reverse clickbait
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Flip it
@@Gun_M1 sounds like a russian city lol
@@Katpsi good clickbait 😀
10/10 would watch again
This is a human mimicry sound. Love it 😊
That's what I was thinking. Sounds like the crow is mimicking a kid.
I mean this could be a lot of things if it's mimicry. It could even be a porcupine. A lot of things sound weirdly human
I love this so much, peak crow content.
I've befriended some crows recently and I feed them every day. After a few weeks I heard a weird sound they started making when they spot me bringing food- it sounds like ' boop boop'.
I wonder if they’re friends of Fable?!?
th-cam.com/video/2d3dOam9Hg4/w-d-xo.html
#boop
Me and my wife have a crew of crows that " follow" us around .
Are you sure they are crows? Ravens make a very distinct boop boop kind of call.,
crows can name their humans, they use an unique sound only near a speficic human
Omg your name is “boop” 🥺🥰
I love how he cautiously looks around as if checking to see if he's disturbing anyone's personal pile of rocks
Nature is lit and this crow knows it. He's scanning the sky, won't keep his head under the rocks for long, pulls out looks around. He's on edge, set to fight or take flight.
@@iSteve931 pretty sure he's just checking if he's not touching another man's pile of rocks bruh.....
@@armendfiqi
Yeah man imagine having to explain himself to one of his crow-friends
@@armendfiqi pretty sure he’s making sure the human won’t just run at him in a horrific act of betrayal. Why else would he do cool woo sounds at the end.
@@DoughBoy45 well he is black.....
Why did god make crows so cuddleable yet so unreachable
To help you understand
Now imagine if it was a pile of sunflower seed. That would have a “woohoo”❤
As someone who can hear sounds, that is a very good 'woo' sound.
Nice statement, but can you taste tastes?
@@snowfall3601 i wonder if anybody can smell smells
@@Upflickk is it true that people are able to see sights tho?
@@snowfall3601 so i have heard, legend also says we people could breathe breaths when we want to.
Tho i don't know anything about that, i have asthma.
@@Upflickk Have you ever considered touching touches, though?
Woo #1: 2:15
Woo #2: 2:20
Woo #3: 2:25
Woo #4: 2:28
Woo #5: 2:32
Woo #6: 2:35
Woo #7: 2:52
Woo #8: 2:56
Woo #9: 2:59
Woo #10: 3:02 (the best woo)
Woo #11: 3:05
Woo #12: 3:07 (the second best woo)
Woo #13: 3:09
Woo #14: 3:11
Woo #15: 3:15
Woo #16: 3:16 (arguably the best woo as well, but mostly just the most unique)
That's all folks!
Omg thank you for this 🤣🤣 I spent the whole time looking for the sound at the beginning of the video
69TH LIKE LESGOOO
Love that you went to the trouble. Thank you!
Fair assessment
This is nice
Awwww this is to freaking cuuutee!! The quest, the puffed feathers “borb” moment, and the little head bobs with all the pleased little “woo” sounds aaaaaa!!! I adore this!!
Woo!
This is so cute. Even the little head movements with the Woo 😂 Crows are amazing!
I had 2 wild crows I rescued & who used to come & play with me occasionally. Tremendously intelligent & an incredible range of vocalizations. One would sometimes steal my keys & hide them while the other would distract me by untying my shoelaces & more than once I had to call in to work & say that I was running late because the crows hid my keys! One time my supervisor asked me if a raccoon hid my distributor cap this time! Great friends🐈⬛‼️🏴☠️
I've had crows in my yard for 36 years, and I have NEVER heard one make the cool woo sound! It really is a cool sound.
treat em well and they just might will
Any thoughts on the bird having avian hiccups or burps?
One must also know that birds within one same species can use different languages regarding which region they live in. Even two different regions in the same country. This is quite impressive!
Ravens can mimic human noises, don't know about crows. The one in the video is probably a raven
Perhaps you need to hide a nut under some rocks!
I really like the part where the bird goes “woo”
This video surpassed my expectations and I am very grateful for that
my favorite part was when the bird went "woah"
Like an opera singer throwing themselves into a grand performance, where they pause dramatically and then their whole body summons the energy and channels the vibrations of that next crescendo.
Yes, no click bait. That was a very smart crow. There must be a story behind this.
It was honestly very wholesome.
Poor little guy has hickup's
I had no idea they can Wooo like that. Freaking adorable 🤩
The woo woo at the end was adorable❤❤😂 such an intelligent creature xxx
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This was a rollercoaster! The twist ending of there being more than one cool woo sounds is what made this a 11/10. Thank you
SPOILERS
I didn't expect many a cool woo sound.
Edit: the commenter has since added a spoiler alert, I retract my statement.
Spoilers :(
What a time to be alive.
An*
It’s beautiful watching humanity come together to agree on the coolness of the woo sound :’)
We must show this to Soros to achieve world peace
exactly!!!
Yes ❤
Yes
The crow is clearing his throat cause the nit pieces got stuck…..
Clicked for the woo sound. Woo sound delivered. 10/10 no notes
I'm so pumped that was in my recommended. 10/10 did watch again
I like how every “woo” comes with it looking down toward its belly :D
It’s like it’s really enjoying the tummy feel of that almond
mm lol
To me it looked it was stretching its voice box to make a lower-pitched noise. You know when you sing a really low note you have to tilt your head down a little? I think that's what the bird was doing here, since birds have much higher pitched voices than humans.
@@ZachAttack6089 Interesting point! That does make sense
:> good comment
Hiccups maybe
So inspirational. Never give up on your dreams, and when you finally achieve them, don't be afraid to make cool woo noises.
Agreed. Celebratory noises are always fun!
This is such a mantra to live by
I can't hold in a good woo when joy happens. It escapes involuntary. :)
Humans could definitely learn a lot from Crows!
It looked so shady, like it thought it was stealing. This was a well hidden nut... this bird is a career criminal. We shouldn't aspire to this.
So cute! It’s amazing that a lipless creature can say “Woo!”
That is absolutely precious! I love him picking apart the pile of rocks and his little Woos are just adorable! That was a happy bird hoping to get more snacks! 🥰🐦⬛
Straight to the point no clickbait, I was expecting a crow to find a nut and then make cool woo sound. That is exactly what followed.
And had me cracking up like that nut by the end. 🤣 Woo!
Plus I was expecting a quick woo like just 1 or 2 but we got so many 10/10 would recommend this video lol
Has a very “Horse kicks tree then farts on dog” energy and I like that
I was just about to comment that he coul've and should've cut the first 2 minutes.
We get that the bird is searching.
Just get to the find part.
Jeez, that is called a slice of life. This guy most probably saved this nice event as a sweet memory he could share with his family and nature lovers. Wasn't meant to blow up.
Yet here you are talking about the no clickbait status of the video... Not every video shared on internet is about cashing e-money; holy..... The online abundance isn't creating the sharpest tools off of society.
video is concise, original, and to the point. the title says exactly what it is and executes it flawlessly. This is the kind of content TH-cam needs more of.
woo
This was in no way shape or form "click bait"
Agreed
Here is my all time favorite concise yet correctly named video
th-cam.com/video/KCzwyFHSMdY/w-d-xo.html
@@weaksause6878 this was beautiful, thank you
Omg his little "woos" are melting my heart ❤
This is perhaps the most truthful title I've ever seen on this website, bravo
I once saw a seagull struggling with something on a beach. I walked over, and saw it was an unopened shell. I got it opened and tossed it back down, in the birds direction. I only stepped back about 5 feet, and the gull flew back down, grabbed its meal, took a few steps toward me, bobbed it’s head up and down, in acknowledgement, and flew away. It was awesome!!
Makes me like birds more now. Never knew this.
On that day a smaller shell swore vengeance upon you for murdering his older brother. BLOOD FEUD!!!
It’s wasn’t acknowledgment - it was literally looking for more food & you disappointed him .. Good Job👏
Wooo!
@@lysergic_visions3203 do it again human!
And good job being a twit
Chapter 1 : Bird searching for the nut 0:00 - 1:58
Chapter 2 : Bird finds the nut 1:58
Chapter 3 : Bird walks 1:59 - 2:03
Chapter 4 : Bird begins to consume the nut : 2:04 - 2:14
Chapter 5 : First “Woo” 2:15 - 2:17
Chapter 6 : Second “Woo” 2:17 - 2:21
Chapter 7 : Third “Woo” 2:21 - 2:26
Chapter 7 : Forth “Woo” 2:26 - 2:29
Chapter 8 : Fifth “Woo” 2:29 - 2:33
Chapter 9 : Sixth “Woo” 2:33 - 2:36
Chapter 10 : Inaudible sound : 2:52
Chapter 11 : Seventh "Woo" Sound : 2:55 - 2:56
Chapter 12 : Eighth "Woo" Sound : 2:58 - 2:59
Chapter 13 : Ninth "Woo" Sound : 3:02 - 3:03
Chapter 14 : Tenth "Woo" Sound : 3:05 - 3:06
Chapter 15 : Eleventh "Woo" Sound : 3:06 - 3:07
Chapter 16 : Twelfth "Woo" Sound : 3:08 - 3:10
Chapter 17 : Thirteenth "Woo" Sound : 3:09- 3:10
Chapter 18 : Fourteenth "Woo" Sound : 3:11-3:12
Chapter 19 :
Legand
@@user-p6-3561 de gand
THANK you.
I realize it's a neat look into nature but c'mon, I don't have three minutes to wait around trying to find the correct spot for a three-second sound bite.
Actually sounds pretty cool, though ^_^
appreciated
But what's chapter 10? I NEED TO KNOW
This is the quality content TH-cam was made for
If I heard one of those particularly human-sounding woos while alone in the forest at night, I’d lose it.
I would think it was kids messing with me, cause it just sounds like a child's voice.
@@angelusanimalis8753 bro hearing a voice of a child in a forest at night is even fucking worse
I would drop the entire bag of nuts im holding
@@wolup I'd hate to hear one of those animal screeches that sounds like a human scream. Sometimes the coyotes in my area of Connecticut make horrifying noises.
Just in case you weren't aware, ravens are capable of human mimicry. Look it up, there's videos on here of them mimicking humans saying hello. Absolutely terrifying hearing that in the woods at night.
I wasn’t sure at first how audible the woo was going to be over the waves but I was pleasantly surprised to clearly hear it. It was indeed very cool.
Sometimes you feel like a "woo." Sometimes you don't.
Oh bless his feathers and little voice, totally wonderful.
because of course its a male crow
Ahh Touché.@@mountains7694
Ornithologist here! After having studied birds for the last 26 years and having travelled to vastly different regions and environments of the world to document information on almost 6,200 species of these beautiful winged creatures, I can confirm that that was a very cool woo sound.
Thanks for the imput woo
Wow, you've accomplished so much!
Woo!
Woo indeed!
And what does woo sound mean then? If nothing then you should travel and study more. 😆
The undeniably cool woo sound begins at the timestamp 2:15. I must admit: the woo is, indeed, a very cool woo. I pity individuals who have not yet partaken in hearing the woo.
Note: I have just been informed that multiple woo sounds are present in the video, and I am in a state of happiness due to this welcome presence.
"A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one."
Dear je mange ton chien, when I came upon your open correspondence I was excited at the prospect hearing for myself these sensational sounds. You are correct in asserting the axiomaticality of the coolness of these 'woos', and the number of them has surpassed my expectations.
I have partaken of the woo and I am indeed happy .
A yes, most definitely a woo worthy of partaking in. I am most pleased to have partaken in said, woo.
(Short version lmfao: awesome vid, never saw the multiple "woo" coming, ngl lol)
A positive outcome is what I would like to call this very video, this intensly appriciating video about a astoneshingly smart flying creature is indeed a video which overcame my highest expectations by far and this particular day being 24th of october in the year of 2022 has been made suprisingly greatful and has been filled with much enjoyment.
Have raised several orphaned crows over the years, and they all did this, usually when interacting with me as I am doing something like gardening, and often after having received a treat, like a grub I dug up in the garden, or sharing a big bite of an almond croissant.
That was awesome. The talking almost sounds human. Love it!
It's late May 2019, and my acquaintance the crow, just showed up again. I haven't seen him/her for a long time, nearly a year, I think. From the body posture and intent way he/she was looking at me, I thought this was my old buddy, but I wasn't sure until I heard him/her woo at me. Happily I had some nuts in my pocket. The first day back, it took a while to coax out the woo -- almost like he/she had nearly forgotten how to do it. But the next day he/she was more full-throated.
always a good idea to carry some nuts in your pocket
It sounds like by your last sentence your heart was also saying "woo" haha.
Awwww, so glad you saw him/her again. I feed crows and I totally LOVE them. I ALWAYS have. ☺☺❤❤
Aaaaw... 😍👍
I feed crows regularly, sometimes they sit on my roof or in the trees and call me and we make funny noises for each other for entertainment, it's quite funny.
This one definitely appreciates you which is nice to see... 👍😊
I love this
Thought it'd be some caw sound but it's indeed a unique sound. Crows actually can make many types of sounds. Glad I watched this one.
Crows can talk! Corvids are very smart
@@patience-tpcoversandtheori3646 they are indeed.🙂
i. et a crow named Russell who could say hello and make siren noises
@@popsoda9627 RUSSELL CROW 😍
I do work with a crow that makes the same head movements and a similiar sound when its happy or excited. Great creatures. And 10 times more curious it seems than all the other already very curious birds. He wants to check every item i bring into his enclosure, every time.
Crow's are such cool birds, very clever and great problem solvers. To be respected.
It really was a cool woo sound. This is one of the rare times when a title is 100% accurate and not exaggerated for attention.
I love its little "woo!"s ,those were great.
Same
I was told there would be woo's. I was not ready actual woo's. That was the most woo that has ever been wooed.
My cat makes the same sound sometimes. Well, the first mumbled sounding one.
@Fame paved So I doubt the crow can conceptualize that it is saying "woo!" To us, but crows are indeed smart enough to have particular sounds for humans. They actually communicate information to one another very effectively, which is why if you're vilified by one or more crows, you can assure that number will only grow.
Ye it was a close one, if it wasn't cool enough I was gonna insult their mom
Awesome “woo” sound! The crows concentration in producing the sound is most spectacular!
Right? We've got one near where I live that says "womp-womp" and it looks like it takes SO much effort and focus for it to make the noise
there is a crow neighbourhood that makes car alarm noises and beeping sounds
@@grawlixTV It sounds like you are describing exactly what I've been seeing with one of my crow friends!! The sound is so interesting and it sure does look like a lot of effort to produce it
Woo
Woo
The way it wooed filled me up woth so much joy I started rocking my body😅 so cute WOOW
I didn't believe the comments at first, I didn't think it was possible for a crow to make such a cool woo sound. At last I have heard the woo and can confirm it is in fact cool. To those who have not yet heard the woo I hope you are able to hear it some day. Thank you youtube for finally giving me some fire recomendations.
they can talk too im pretty sure
Yeah they can talk like a parrot. They're incredibly smart. Solve puzzles and all kinds of stuff. Once you earn their trust i believe you have a friend for life
Corvids can mimic and use tools to solve puzzles to obtain food. Try ravens.
They have, what is defined in some circles, The Woo.
How can you not hear it. I heard it right at the beginning after he finished the nut.. he just kept repeating it but it was his then arching of his neck that made me think it was more he was a bit choked on it. Just my thought.
A wise saying goes like this: "it's not about the destination, it's about the journey". To those who haven't heard the woo sound yet, don't be jealous of the people who have; rather, appreciate the anticipation, the excitement, the experience as you await this very cool sound, and cherish these moments.
wise words. thankyou
That old time, favorite philosophy is certain to woo your audience.
Everyone who has flocked here to watch this video has a very boring life. Stop watching crap on youtube and do something useful.
@@alan- clearly you did too, and you cared enough to take the time to write a comment
Nope! *skips ahead*
Practicing the perfect “woo”… nailed it 👌
Im not a bird expert, but for many years I've studied different types of woo sounds.
It is my expert opinion that this belongs in the very cool woo sound category. More specifically the 4th woo. That was remarkably a very cool woo sound.
Ah, an Wooist. What a pleasure to sort of, meet you. In these comments. I haven’t met a Wooist, before.
@@johnsimun6533Woo, my brother, we are plenty here, but usually never comment. Imo Wooism is all about observation😂
A fellow member of the Woo tang clan
"I'm no expert, but in my expert opinion" 😂
As Woo Wellington put it, "It's in the name."
I'm mostly impressed by how safety conscious he is, as if he senses a possible trap. That means he has to understand the idea that other living things can set traps. He keeps pausing to survey the area, maybe to see if any more humans are joining the person holding the camera. He works a little, then he stops, backs up, looks all around, works a little more, and does it again. It demonstrates a sense of intelligence and awareness that seems disproportionate to its size.
I like the idea that another commenter mentioned, which is that the crow thought that the camera person cached the nut for himself and was testing to see if he could take it without the human getting mad or coming to defend it, haha. And making sure the other crows didn't see him take it (you can see the crow pause whenever there are other crow sounds in the background)
My roommate sets out nuts for a group of five crows that live around us. They've gotten to used to when she goes out in does it (as I'm putting my stuff in my car to go to work) so one of them will wait around then. When they see her, it starts calling. After she puts the nuts down, they all fly up the hill to just behind a little concrete barrier near the nuts and wait for me to drive away. I pulled out to the road and watched, they'll just hiding behind this little wall a couple of feet from the nuts. They won't hop up to the wall and be in direct line of sight till I'm halfway down the road. Very cautious, seem to understand that distance isn't safe but broken line of sight is. Lot of farms around here, I can only figure they learned that humans can kill them at a distance if there's nothing in the way.
to be fair the pile of rocks was very conspicuous
there's also the idea that he's aware those rocks may fall if he isn't careful, and the only tool he has is his whole ass head. crows can be very skittish when they feel something is off, and he really isn't! he seems aware to watch the person filming although it is a trap to distract him and hide his head so he cannot see them, while making sure the rocks don't hurt him
crows are insanely fuckig smart
@galaxythebat I love crows. I distance ride on a road bike, and I carry around a little sandwich baggie with dry cat food to feed crows whenever I can. The crows in my neighborhood recognize me at this point, and they get a lot closer to me than crows that don't know me
The "woo" sounds like the crow heard it from a human maybe. I have never heard a crow make that sound. Great to hear.
10/10, not clickbait, and I got exactly what I came for.
One of my teachers had a crow. They used to mimic kids in the hall, the bell, and knocking. Crows are pretty cool.
It just chilled in the room?
Were you attending Hogwarth?
Did your teacher practice witchcraft by any chance? Lol
i thought it was illegal or is that ravens?
The crow used to mimic Kids In The Hall? That was a great tv show.
Every time he says "woo", it's as if a human would make that sound. Crows are so cool. I wish the Kratt brothers are watching this.😁😁😁
Man I love those guys. I was thinking about that one episode of Zaboomafoo where they were playing memory games with a bunch of crows.
Kratts Safari.. holy shit.. memory unlocked.
He might actually be mimicking humans! Members of the corvid family can mimic human speech, even better than birds that are more famous for it like parrots.
@@jasper3706 awesome
Yo i kinda forgot about them brothers lol. theyre cool. part of everyones childhood
I am so pleased that everyone enjoyed the cool "woo" sound. And I hate to be that guy... but unfortunately I am and always have been that guy.............. I think he's choking on the nut and trying to dislodge it from his throat. I watch a channel about feeding squirrels and they often choke a bit when they are eating too fast.
I heard a crow today in my tree making a sound like a cat. I had no idea they had such a vocal range!
The way he he darts his head around like a little sneaky, like he'd found something really cool and is trying to keep it for himself, is so adorable
Oh, that's absolutely what little love is doing. Crows greatly enjoy stealing each other's quarries. It's a constant game they never stop playing unless they are, themselves, already full.
Basic survival.
because of course its a male crow
The way he struts around after finding the nut 😭💖
The nut strut.
Post nut strut
😂😂❤️❤️
because of course its a male crow
:0 the crow has returned to my recommendations
It's worth it in the end, that made my day
I feel like everyone here just collectively went “you know what? That was low key pretty cool”
Lowkey? More like proper freaking cool bro.
I love how much people appreciate crows these days.
They messed up my garden. One day I saw them ganging up on a young hawk so I started shooting them with my red Ryder BB gun. They haven’t been back in over a month
@@oldaccount5217 shit, dude, why fuck with crows? They don't call them a "murder" for nothing. They remember and recognise human faces, and "talk" to each other. Every crow in a 100 mile radius is gonna be coming to shit on your car 😂
Fr tho shooting them? You couldn't have just shooed them off? 🤨
I like crows. They defend the baby sparrows...from the sparrow hawks.
Yes. They do remember you especially if they like you.
Coo video lol
@Old garden You can replant your garden, you cannot bring a bird back to life that you kill. Typically murderers start off killing animals, then they move on to killing other humans.
@@oldaccount5217 Yeah, two crows fucked with 5 of my tomatoes in my garden yesterday I can't stand them!
Amazing! Crows are one of the most intelligent species of birds and there's so much we have yet to learn from them.
I don't mean to alarm you guys, but damn that's a cool woo sound. I'm floored honestly there are people still out there that HAVEN'T heard this cool woo sound.
*Did you know,* Crows have the ability to mimic humans, much like parrots. And the noise this crow is making sounds quite a lot like an excited child spotting a crow :D
Not too sure, but that might be where it picked it up!
I’m pretty sure he’s on a beach, and judging by the fact it’s not particularly bright I reckon that it’s a pretty cold beach. So it’s probably mimicking the reaction people have when they dip their bare feet in the water, especially since it looks down at its feet every time it does it
@@rook_xs6903 that’s a good theory! Probably more likely too :D I like it
It might also be the Alpha female. They are known to make wooping sounds. I've had the pleasure of hearing an alpha myself, and it was very cool. Sounded like, "Wa-OOP, Wa-OOP!" And, at each syllable, it clicked its beak. Truly fascinating.
I’m more inclined to believe the crow has observed many Ric Flair promos
Crows and ravens are considered songbirds bc their mimicry abilities are some of the most advanced and developed in the bird world as well as the entire animal kingdom :) they can even go so far as to replicate the accents in human voices, and inanimate sounds like car engines.
Absolutely adorable. I've heard a raven couple say, "WOO!!!" before after chasing out a rival murder of crows, as if they were celebrating their reclaimed territory, but never witnessed a crow exclaim the same thing until this video. It seems to be a very positive sound to both birds.
This th-cam.com/video/eD5z5Zkcc0s/w-d-xo.html
The Ravens : WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YEAHH BABY THAT'S WHAT I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! THIS IS WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT
Yeah, and I’m wondering if they got it from humans saying woo, it’s a very interesting sound that you don’t really hear rom anything but humans
It probably learned that humans found that noise cute and would feed him if he did it. Also sounds like it could be mimicking a human child saying "woah" at whatever the bird was doing. Crows are super neat birbos
I'm so glad my algorithm finally got to a point to show me this
How are we 7 years late for this masterpiece of a woo.
This was a cinematic masterpiece. From the way it cautiously looked around before digging in the rocks, to the, indeed very cool, woo sound, I could not find a single flaw in this piece. If this goes to theater, every seat of every viewing would be sold out, I’m sure.
Bryan Cranston's acting was amazing in this
This was one of the films of all time.
Film of the year. You had to see it.
I’ll help you write the dissertation and develop a strong thesis statement on the coolness of the woo
Insanely smart birds 😊
He is thanking you. They are very intelligent animals and very playful too. If you pay attention, you will see they often communicate with us. When I give meat scrap or old eggs to my 2 backyard crows they will go and perform hyperbolic flights during long minutes in a way to thank me and to express their joy. When they see me by the opened windows or when Im doing some work in my backyard, they will also say hello to me by screaming a WAaaa! just like to let me know they are in their trees watching me. They also remember human faces and can randomly attack you 10 years after youd been a jerk to them.
I love that the crow throws in some "whoa"s too
I would name it Crash
@@iILMeeL woah woah woah woah
Banjo kazooy
Edit crash bandicoot, I realized my mistake right after leave me alone it's been 10 years
@@ausername7470 u can always delete the first words in the edit lol
@@thend4427 I own my mistakes lol
Was het niet een kauw, als die zo klein was?
@@Waterspons Nee het was geen kauw. Was echt een kraai. Alleen nog een jonge. Zijn roep was later duidelijk een roep van een kraai.
im from ireland and was visiting Eindhoven recently, i knew there was something different about your crows but i didnt catch on about their size until you mentioned it haha
@@jamescanjuggle Typically Dutch crows hahaha. Tiny like the country :)
i read this as your dad being a little crow and it felt like my brain launched into orbit
10/10 woo would make my ringtone
He's a nut-taking, heart-breaking, limo-riding, air current-gliding son-of-a-gun. WOOOO!
because of course its a male crow
I love how it tugs its neck in when it goes "woo!"
its probably a part of how the crow is able to make that sound and its very cute :3
I'm wondering if the neck stretch has something to do with swallowing the bits of the nut? Nevertheless, cool "Woo".
I like crows because they are nice. Crows are smart and can do lots of stuff. Crows make good sounds and are funny. I would want a pet crow because they cool. I like crows.
They're awesome lil' dudes, but you do NOT want one as a pet. Trust me 😂
@@WobblesandBeanYeah. They make great friends but TERRIBLE pets. You want them to visit you, you don't want to have them depend on you constantly for all their socialization. They will be incessant. All I can think of is that one guy with a pet crow who made an entire video saying "IT'S A SMALL DINOSAUR IN YOUR HOUSE" while it torments him with bites
they are friend shaped, but not quite roomate shaped
i like crows too buddy
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