It seems he's learned that his human's laughter is positive reinforcement. :-) When she starts laughing when he says "hi" instead of "hello," he keeps doing it. I've noticed dogs and even pet rats are capable of learning this same concept, so I'm sure ravens are more than capable of it as well.
another fun fact, ravens are also the smartest bird on the planet and have roughly the intellect of a 6 to 7 year old, though they don't have the same level of speech comprehension as a human, so you can't teach them really how to talk.
The crow voice sounds almost like a edit because how nearly deep it is, imagine being alone at night than out of no where you hear a strange voice that says hi, you turn around and nothing than you hear it again that's when you know that something isn't right until you see the crow and it says hello to you, scary experience I would say.
@@bmsuperstar1 that's not true, it just requires a lot of training to do, cutting off or splitting their tongues is unecessary and very painful for them
@nakedfreak1 ravens are corvids, just like crows and rooks are corvids. There are many types of ravens, though, and whether or not they look the same is certainly an opinion.
where did you get this idea from do you own the one corvid with whom you had a profound conversation about world affairs, but you didn't share this with anyone?
@@TheAlison1456 Tell me you're dense without telling me you're dense. Also, calm down little man.. It's not that serious, depression is serious, I hope you get some help soon.
I wonder if thats him not understanding that they're too different words, or something like that, or that he the understands that "hello" and "hi" can used interchangeably, which if the latter, is super impressive
I like how he seemed to know that 'Hi' means 'Hello' and raised his voice and was firmer when he repeated it, as if to say "I said it, it's the same thing, give me a treat!"
The raven is like: Hi The girl: laughs The raven: hi! The girl: laughs more The raven: HI! Everybody: laughs The raven: I SAY HI NOW GIVE ME A TREAT Video:ends
Next to Owls and Eagles, Ravens are some of my alltime favorite birds. My great grandmother had one as a pet before i was born. Very intelligent creatures
There is a vast difference between copying someone, and understanding the difference. Parrots just mimic sounds humans make, while ravens are smart enough to understand. Ravens are really, really intelligent creatures. I wonder if, thanks to a little help coming from us, they'll be able to achieve sentience at some point in the future.
@@bruhSaintJohn I know what you mean but parrots don't just copy you for the hell of it, they understand what the words are for. For example if they associate you saying 'itches?' with you scratching them somewhere, at some point they'll say it expecting you to do that. I know a parrot that did that at least.
There is clearly **someone** in there, not **something** , the way he repeats "hi" shows intonation, you can hear a touch of frustration, and yet people refers and treats them as object rather than the individuals that they are.
Very true, many parrots sound like a the chipmunks (movie). Having said that, the African Grey Parrot, which is apparently the smartest parrot in the world, can produce the same tone as the person speaking. Its mimicry is perfect.
@@falconeranatolia not really. Ravens and magpies have perfect mimicry. Parrots don't even come close. It's just that Ravens are usually wild and can't be tamed even if you rescue them or something.
Imagine if all bird saying hi hi hi Bird:Hi hi Hi hi Me : is this the end!!?? Add the cold/cough Friend:is this a bird Me: 🤔hmmm yeah😒 yeah thats a bird Bird: kuh cuj kuh hi kuh hi Me :wut the!!!!! Oh okay maybe thats not a bird Friend :yeah yeah runn!!!!
He KNOWS that "Hi" is a suitable reply to "Hello". The little stinker. Ravens and crows are so smart. I love to see them gather several Pringles potato chips I have tossed out in my backyard and then flip/ sort them until they all stack up together properly and then carry 3-4 chips away all at once in their beak.
I think the important question is, why are you tossing Pringles out in your back yard? Is it because you noticed they're made by Proctor and Gamble, a company that had animals ripped apart to test cosmetics?
Everything about this video is absolutely beautiful. She is so kind to the bird and her soft voice is Mesmerizing. I wish I could take care of a bird like that. I love this video and the interaction they are having.
Perfect example of the Trainee training the trainer, that brain is working harder than the human’s brain on this occasion! It’s always nice to see humans & critters getting along 🦅❤️
100% . They believed also Odin would transform into a Raven to travel around earth and leave signs into battle. So there ability to speak, probably gave the people the impression Ravens were actually Gods in a mortal vesel.
theres a video on TH-cam somewhere on wich a raven lands next to some ppl the girl says pet him the guys says no way and the raven actually says fuck you xD no kidding
The fact that he knew "Hi" and "Hello" to be interchangeable clearly demonstrates a genuine understanding of the abstract meaning behind the words, which means that he wasn't just doing a trick; he actually SPOKE. He communicated the abstract concept of a greeting exactly like we do, and when he didn't get his treat *he doubled down on his answer*. And just as we can easily infer the logic behind his answer, when he looked at the cameraman it was immediately obvious what he was thinking. "You believe this broad? I said what she wanted me to; where's my treat?"
Here in russia and i guess worldwide lives smaller version of ravens to explain it in russian their names looks same but we kinda name small ones by girl version Voróna with pressure on second o and Big ones Vóron with pressure on first o hope i explained it well.Who will answer how called small ravens in your places will be grantfull
I picked up on that too. I have 2 ravens who visit my yard trees at certain times of the year. Now I now when they go "brrr", their saying hello, what's up, how you doing.
He did indeed! They do, mostly, understand the meanings of the words they use (if the words are taught to them by correct use). Watching budgies use Alexa is endearing as hell. www.smbc-comics.com/comics/20110817.gif
IDK why but the funniest thing to me about the vid was her saying "GOOD BIRD!"... you just don't hear that very often. "Good dog", "good kitty", but "good bird!".... LOL.
It is known that in Middle-Age England people would verbally interact with ravens, cries, magpies, etc. so much so that it was commonplace to step out of one's house in the morning and be greeting with "Morning" by birds. If only it where the case today😊
@@mario7049 afaik the people in GB used to say "Gesundheit" after someone sneezed. I guess it had to do with some monarch of german descent. Similiarly like how french was "en vogue" for quite a while all around Europe.
thats because even tho he is not doing what he is told,he is trying to engage in 2 ended conversation with her..he is intending "hi" to be a reply to her hello,and hes frustraited because he feels like she is ignoring him.
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It's nice to meet you, friend. That was amazing! It's also really interesting how human his voice sounds! I had a mentor who used to raise Ravens and they are truly amazing beings. They are way more intelligent than people might realize! They are wonderful friends and can be with a person for most of their life. Thank you for sharing your lovely Mischief with us! I wish you continued success and happiness always.
thats actually a good assesment...she does not need to correct its behavior because it was doing something even more engaging than just mimmiking. he understood the connection to "Hi" and "Hello"...it was not repeating her,it was Answering her greeting directly. a normal parrot will reapeat a "how are you" but a well cared for a socially adept parrot will reply with "i am fine" the same applies to ravens
That is the most amazing thing in the video, the ability of the bird to know that both words mean the same. She isolates the word when the bird understood the meaning and react to it. Look how after that response checks in her hand for the treat
@@ChildofYAH Why do you hide behind that cowardly diluted buzzword of "dangerous"? What a privileged anthropocentrist misanthrope move. Come on, just call our species "evil". I know you want to, I know you think so, and in ignorance judge us so. Deceit, resentment, cruelty, extinction, even wars and pollution. Those things aren't unique to us. Many species have caused extinctions. Squirrels deceive their peers. Crows hold resentment for years. Felines and many other predators display cruelty, partake in recreational sadism. Tribes of chimpanzees wage wars, often very brutally. Even the ancient microscopic algae combined together polluted the world beyond recognition, and thus caused the great oxidation event - something that to us, oxygen-breathing lifeforms sounds great - but which was a death sentence to majority of the life that existed back then. Sure, the sheer magnitude of the destruction that we wreak is often beyond what any other animal could be capable of, because we happen to be the apex species, Yet, Is there any other species on this planet that you know of that has even the potential capacity to within 50 to 100 years protect the PLANET ITSELF from cataclysmic cosmic debris like asteroids? Is there any other species on this planet that you know of that has A CHANCE to extend our biosphere's lineage and legacy beyond Earth, when the Earth will inevitably be engulfed by the Sun entering it's red giant phase? Do you know any other species that gather to decide to allocate x% of their community's resources to EXCLUSIVELY protect OTHER species from abuse BY THEIR OWN? Or any other species that *tries* to protect other species from extinction? no. You dont. We aren't perfect. We never will be. Neither is any other animal nor lifeform. The worst case scenario? We're like the algae, we might kill ourselves in the process of our own expansion, but at least we shall pave the way for something greater :V The best case scenario? We stick through the mud, solve all the mysteries of this universe and we level up to some different plane of existence xD Regardless, we can either get depressed about it and hate ourselves and GUARANTEE that this biosphere's story ends with us, entombed dead for four billions of years before being incinderated into oblivion by our parent star... or we can accept our imperfections, accept the randomness and fate, accept the inescapability of it, accept this cruel gamble of existence with dignity, and in contrarianism to existential hopelessness and nihilism, carry on against all odds. To for one more day laugh about some stupid shit together. ...and, to understand that: we will never catch infinity - but what we will see along the way will be worth the chase anyway.
Ravens in horror movies : (being scary)
Ravens In real life: "Hi"
But this is scary. I never see a bird talk like a human :v
Imagine hearing that "hi" in the middle of the forest
Big bird voice and all..
@Kirsten Hilario Not that terrifying movie 😨
@Kirsten Hilario that movie is fucking disturbing
Imagine being alone in the woods and you heard “hello” in a very human sounding voice coming from the trees.
Charlie is everywhere, man!
there are no woods left
My heart would pop out
You hear all around you:
- hello
- hi
- cough cough
- hi
- cough
- HELLO
- hi
- gonna kill you
- hi
@@oscur_destal HI!
In the Raven's defense, "hi" is an acceptable reply to "hello"
Not if you're a woman, theres no winning there
@@sassythesasquatch9999 in women’s defense winning as an acceptable goal
In defense of this video, I like the siding on the building behind them.
That raven response was actually pretty cool.
i was just gonna say that He replied to her Hello xd
It seems he's learned that his human's laughter is positive reinforcement. :-) When she starts laughing when he says "hi" instead of "hello," he keeps doing it. I've noticed dogs and even pet rats are capable of learning this same concept, so I'm sure ravens are more than capable of it as well.
Pavlov's dogs moment
@@hmyesmoment1683 not at all
@@NumHeutyeah pretty much. response from stimuli was what he was studying
Ok ,but minor input , his a crow not a raven .
@@uromi-owuopukeme6081 Your comment has nothing at all to do with this thread but also… you’re wrong.
The way he starts saying "HI"more and more aggressively.
Scooter Daniels
Girl: “Hello”
Raven: “Hi”
Girl: “Hello”
Raven: “HI”
Girl: “Hello”
Raven (thinking to himself): “this girl’s deaf af lmao”
He’s like “where’s my treat god damn it! I said hi back!
Hi
Hi!
*Hi!!*
*HI!!!*
*HIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Probably fustrated from being talked to like a parrot.
Hahha
Teach him to say "RUN" to random people at night
Never More
Yesssss and please record it!!!
I think i Saw that meme
It would be especially funny because this raven sounds like Robert Downey jr/Iron man
@@КонстантинМякинин-ш9д heeha lol
He actually sounds more convincingly human than any parrot I've ever heard
Old comment but fun fact, ravens have a much deeper vocal range than parrot which allows them to sound a lot closer to a human than a parrot would!
another fun fact, ravens are also the smartest bird on the planet and have roughly the intellect of a 6 to 7 year old, though they don't have the same level of speech comprehension as a human, so you can't teach them really how to talk.
@@dragnothlecoona One of the smartest animals I think
@@dragnothlecoona I think that goes for all corvids; crows, magpies, .jays etc.
My new favorite mimic is the European starling and they sound like little recording devices!
Watching this video always cheers me up. He is so cool and her smile is so beautiful.
Human: "I taught a raven to talk by feeding it"
Raven: "I taught a human to feed me whenever i mimic her"
Telemarketer/comments 😭
@@scott4981 totally
then who is smarter?
@@NOELSE of course the raven
@@schizoidguy6961 OOoo
Imagine this Raven flying around and coughing at people randomly in these days.
People would be scared shitless.
Bird flu 😂
🤣😅🤣
If that was a eagle and it has ill it would be a "ill eagle". get it illegal illeagl- bruh
People: Is this coronavirus?
I like how it's voice is deeper than parrots. It makes for a much more realistic sounding human voice.
The crow voice sounds almost like a edit because how nearly deep it is, imagine being alone at night than out of no where you hear a strange voice that says hi, you turn around and nothing than you hear it again that's when you know that something isn't right until you see the crow and it says hello to you, scary experience I would say.
@@MrMysterious101
Alice in wonderland
@@MrMysterious101 I think you have to cut a part of their tunge for them to speak, so I don't think you'll hear much of their talks in the wild.
She should have taught him to say "nevermore"....
@@bmsuperstar1 that's not true, it just requires a lot of training to do, cutting off or splitting their tongues is unecessary and very painful for them
A corvid is a fully sentient bird that can recognize itself in the mirror and can talk, not mimic. Amazing creatures.
@@nakedfreak1 Original comment just went straight over your head and right to the god damn moon didn't it..
@nakedfreak1 ravens are corvids, just like crows and rooks are corvids. There are many types of ravens, though, and whether or not they look the same is certainly an opinion.
@@nooux1966 and his went right over your head, this is 100%)%%%11 a woosh momento!!! not very big chungus of you. He's fucking joking.
where did you get this idea from
do you own the one corvid with whom you had a profound conversation about world affairs, but you didn't share this with anyone?
@@TheAlison1456 Tell me you're dense without telling me you're dense.
Also, calm down little man.. It's not that serious, depression is serious, I hope you get some help soon.
I love how each “hi” becomes increasingly more *panicked* when he doesn’t get a treat😂
I didn't notice that until you said that, now that you did, he really does panic when he doesn't get a treat.
I wonder if thats him not understanding that they're too different words, or something like that, or that he the understands that "hello" and "hi" can used interchangeably, which if the latter, is super impressive
@@frankenfurt4148 he seems to even look at the camera like "what? I'm not wrong"
@@ericmasters7436 you need help?
@@ericmasters7436 Wtf? Who are you dude?
Raven: "Watch me teach this human how to feed me."
Literary
Hold up
this will be the top comment here
LMAOOOO
Pin this comment 😂
I like how he seemed to know that 'Hi' means 'Hello' and raised his voice and was firmer when he repeated it, as if to say "I said it, it's the same thing, give me a treat!"
They can understand and remember the meaning of 200 words .
The family of corvids are pretty smart, often compared to the brain of child humans. They are impressive, really.
@@godisdeadandwememedhim4174 More importantly they remember that performing the trick for a human earns them a treat
@@leeolie3728 this is the only thing
Brain in a box
She’s a beauty 😍
The birds kind of cool lol
Human: *cough cough*
Raven: *ᶜᵒᵘᵍʰ*
XDD
@@Nancy-gr6db kuriakosse? Enthaadi? Avrachenn nannaan koduthu enthelum?
@@russelljones.b6828 idk that language
@@Nancy-gr6db haha
@@russelljones.b6828 i dont speak minecraft enchantment table
It’s like
“Hi”
“Hi?”(what did I do wrong?)
“Hi!” (Answer me!)
“Hi?!”(WHAT DID I DO WRONG?!)
0_0
The raven is like:
Hi
The girl: laughs
The raven: hi!
The girl: laughs more
The raven: HI!
Everybody: laughs
The raven: I SAY HI NOW GIVE ME A TREAT
Video:ends
- hello
- good day noble human, how is your day?
- no no, hello
LOL
Good one
Underrated comment ngl
😂
stfu
Next to Owls and Eagles, Ravens are some of my alltime favorite birds. My great grandmother had one as a pet before i was born. Very intelligent creatures
For humans, "hello" and "hi" are interchangeable. He understood the assignment and deserves a treat!
There is a vast difference between copying someone, and understanding the difference.
Parrots just mimic sounds humans make, while ravens are smart enough to understand.
Ravens are really, really intelligent creatures. I wonder if, thanks to a little help coming from us, they'll be able to achieve sentience at some point in the future.
@@bruhSaintJohn I know what you mean but parrots don't just copy you for the hell of it, they understand what the words are for. For example if they associate you saying 'itches?' with you scratching them somewhere, at some point they'll say it expecting you to do that. I know a parrot that did that at least.
@@raccoonchild Yeah, but it takes far less training to do the same thing with ravens/crows/rooks.
Easy fix, teach the raven to say them in phrases instead like "Oh hi Mark" and "Hello Mother".
th-cam.com/video/X9XliNA2XCo/w-d-xo.html part 2.
This raven is very smart cause he trained this lady to give him treats while he just sits on her arm.
But when I talk to people, they throw up and run away. This is unfair
Lmao 😂 😂😂
@Inconnou .Inconnu You must have your arm in a unusual place?
yee haw@ same but I ate my way out of my mother so that may be a reason people run away
They are very smart
I laugh when he kept saying "hi...hi...HI...!!!"
He's like : "Hey I'm pretty sure I'm correct, now give me the damn food"
She kept not giving him food and then he started to peck at her eyes... intermittently interrupting to say Hi
He just passed away this beautiful Raven
@@foofstarr4856 Aww :(
There is clearly **someone** in there, not **something** , the way he repeats "hi" shows intonation, you can hear a touch of frustration, and yet people refers and treats them as object rather than the individuals that they are.
@@joannot6706 This is linguistics. Someone is used for humans and is universally understood like this. Something is for everything else.
Wow!! Super smart raven!! And cute at the same time! 😊😊💚💚
I'd shit my pants if i see this Raven in the wild saying "hi" to me.
I would be convinced that I am somehow chosen by the gods. xD
Familiar has been summoned!
@@Lyncestian chosen for death ofc, there's no way i'm gon think positive in that situation.
More like "I've been sent for you"
Istg😂😂😂😂😂
This raven sounds more humanlike than a parrot, I'm mindblown
I know.
Very true, many parrots sound like a the chipmunks (movie). Having said that, the African Grey Parrot, which is apparently the smartest parrot in the world, can produce the same tone as the person speaking. Its mimicry is perfect.
exactly
I agree it's rather trippy
@@falconeranatolia not really. Ravens and magpies have perfect mimicry. Parrots don't even come close. It's just that Ravens are usually wild and can't be tamed even if you rescue them or something.
Girl: "Say hello"
Raven: "hi"
"Hi"
"HIII"
He was like "it's the same thing, bitch! gimme my treat!"
Imagine if all bird saying hi hi hi
Bird:Hi hi Hi hi
Me : is this the end!!??
Add the cold/cough
Friend:is this a bird
Me: 🤔hmmm yeah😒 yeah thats a bird
Bird: kuh cuj kuh hi kuh hi
Me :wut the!!!!! Oh okay maybe thats not a bird
Friend :yeah yeah runn!!!!
Imagine discouraging the Raven from learning about abstract greetings just cause they said the wrong word.
you: what’s up broh!
raven: Hi how are you
Wow, Glen is almost as smart as a bird
Quoth the raven, -Nevermore- "Hi!"...? No, that doesn't work, does it... and Poe knew it. 😂😉
He KNOWS that "Hi" is a suitable reply to "Hello". The little stinker.
Ravens and crows are so smart. I love to see them gather several Pringles potato chips I have tossed out in my backyard and then flip/ sort them until they all stack up together properly and then carry 3-4 chips away all at once in their beak.
I think the important question is, why are you tossing Pringles out in your back yard? Is it because you noticed they're made by Proctor and Gamble, a company that had animals ripped apart to test cosmetics?
@@rogueuniversities6866 Actually using the Walmart brand stacked chips. Much cheaper to buy than classic Pringles, and the crows haven't complained.
@@rogueuniversities6866 There could be many reasons, people like to do stupid things, throwing them out to the crows, ect.
crows are smart. ravens are not :P just parrots
ahaha awesome story
Imagine just chilling at yo home only to hear "Nevermore"
Merp
th-cam.com/video/rIX_6TBeph0/w-d-xo.html
who's here from Project Nightfall's Wow Quiz ?
9
Or a speak to raven ....... nevermore
Girl: “can you say hello?”
Raven: *says hello in Cardi B*
🤣okrrrr
@Dauda András G I G A O O F
R
@@piotrpl794 ğ
CARONA VIRUS
I didn't notice the feathered bird she was holding until near the end. I'll have to watch it again
Me too.
She has one of the most beautiful smiles in TH-cam history.
@@TheTerminator-1 SIMP
@@henssiej580
Even if your mother’s life was at stake,
I’ll bet you couldn't figure out
when the War of 1812 was fought.
Random people in the woods: Let’s get high!
Raven: Hi
Lol
I can just imagine that! They say that and then they just hear a slightly echoing "hi" from a random raven! xD
Random people in the woods: Let’s get high!
Raven: Hi
!
Random people: Geez! This material's real good!
hahaha
thanks for the laugh
At 0:35 the Raven looks at the camera like: ”Wtf is she saying???”
😂
🤣🤣🤣
Shes saying cardi b
“Roooo”
GreenySP yes
me: *dying on my death bed coughing*
raven: “..cough.”
raven: Can I have your stuff?
This comment made my fucking day hahaha “cough”
This sounds unintentionally Gothic.
Nevermore
Are you ok take time off nigthcape relax get work more nigthcape rest
Everything about this video is absolutely beautiful. She is so kind to the bird and her soft voice is Mesmerizing. I wish I could take care of a bird like that. I love this video and the interaction they are having.
Woman: No, hello!
Raven: Pardon the suggestion, but wouldn't a variance in my response make for more stimulating dialogue for the both of us?
A sophisticated and well educated Raven I see
@@khlopzi if only you didn't spell sophisticated wrong.
But you gave me a good laugh👍
Uppity raven
@@enchiladas3003 lol you're a chode
He would say that with a british accent for sure.
Imagine teaching a bunch of ravens to yell, "RUN!" repeatedly and let them fly together in a dark forest
Lmao that’s nightmare fuel!
Dude, you have a three-eyed raven, you can easily do that.
How are u talking?
Imagine hearing a ravens caugh in the forrest you would be wtf now ravens have covid too ?
@@satyadeepborah1143 I mean uhhh... hodor
I dont know which is more scary: Ravens in horror movies, or a raven that suddenly comes to ya in the park and says "Hi"
Just casually sitting on a bench when a Raven comes up and coughs into your ear
Hi, and welcome to Jumanji!
@@userunknown4739 I'd be like "where's your bird mask bro"
I would freak out.
No no, thats next month.
this person looks like what a raven who turned into a person would look like 😂
"Hello"
*gets in her face*
"Hi... Hi... HI... HI"
Hi...hi...hi give me food now I said something in English!
Kyle Nichols lol!!!
Hi... want sum... fuk?
I got u blue
She doesn't want blue...
I had no clue ravens could talk. Parrots do not sound that real.
Ok it’s 2020 can we move on?😂
They can replicate almost any sound actually, it’s impressive
Jorge Begazo I was told there one of the smartest birds.
@@danielmuscarella8239 they're either the smartest bird or one of the smartest.
It's "than", dumbass.
@@slappy8941 congrats
Woman: "hello"
Crow: "hi"
Woman: "hello"
Crow: "hi"
Woman: "hello"
Crow thinking: (I already greeted her back, what's her problem?)
Girl: "this isnt working out Daniel"
So fucking aprehensive!
😆😆😆
underrated comment
th-cam.com/video/cpMtALETOCw/w-d-xo.html
It’s raven not crow
Two Gorgeous Birds...
The woman:
I trained a raven to repeat human words.
The raven:
I trained a woman to give me food when I repeat what she says.
This feels like something I'd see in a comic strip.
RavenTube
This guy is spitting the fact
Underrated comment.
XD
0:50 : Me when I'm talking to girls
akward😂😂
👍👍👀😄😄
If they laugh like that right after, they like you :)
@@DraconisNL or they're scared and awkward of you so they laugh to try and make it less awkward and have time to walk away.
🤣🤣
Me pees in forest
Raven: *Cough* *cough* ...........
Enjoy your bird flu
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
And your pee stuckd
@@jacobsinger97 stuck in the zippers.
Perfect example of the Trainee training the trainer, that brain is working harder than the human’s brain on this occasion! It’s always nice to see humans & critters getting along 🦅❤️
This explains soooo much, so haunted forests are just the birds talking
No they're just haunted
Just don’t go to a sketchy place period.....
birds and ghosts
You watch to much Disney stop
But what sound are they mimicking?
Ravens being able to mimicking human voices probably contributed to norse mythology where ravens fly around the world and tell all information to odin
They used them on ships to find land. They can't land on water and are easy to tame so they'd come straight back if they didn't see any land.
100% . They believed also Odin would transform into a Raven to travel around earth and leave signs into battle. So there ability to speak, probably gave the people the impression Ravens were actually Gods in a mortal vesel.
Ravens were also used to deliver mail in ancient india. They used to fly to different kingdoms to deliver mail, pigeons were also trained in that.
@@GeekRaj Really? I love India even more now if possible, jai Bharat!
And the raven quoted, "Nevermore"
"He's a little confused but he's got the spirit"
Y . Am y
,
Ndnnxnmsna.mz we xx xx ca dcxx
@@marlowecabance6815 Agree
Hmmm... Right
@@rakeshhadkey8047 WHOOOSH
R/woosh
Love the ravens. They are so cool. Handler is gorgeous ❤
Teach him to say "Nevermore" and get him to scare the shit out of people.
Btw are u talking about the poem
Omg no
@@marcosorduno9203 Wdum
@@shorifplayz6349 is a poem is about a raven that hunted a man he keep saying nevermore
@@marcosorduno9203 I know
Can you imagine?! Sitting on some park bench, Raven lands next to you and says, "Hello!" Wouldn't you just flip out?!
yeah
too much crack cocaine will do that shit, talking birds..... maaaaan that's just crazy talk nigga!
I'd die of laughing
theres a video on TH-cam somewhere on wich a raven lands next to some ppl the girl says pet him the guys says no way and the raven actually says fuck you xD no kidding
I would lose my shit
Raven: Say pruu
Girl: Hello
Raven: No, pruu
Girl: Hello
Well, well, well
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How the turntables...
sounds like the raven was training the woman after all
Uno Reverse
thats so what actually happend
maybe it was trying to teach raven or bird to the woman
The fact that he knew "Hi" and "Hello" to be interchangeable clearly demonstrates a genuine understanding of the abstract meaning behind the words, which means that he wasn't just doing a trick; he actually SPOKE. He communicated the abstract concept of a greeting exactly like we do, and when he didn't get his treat *he doubled down on his answer*. And just as we can easily infer the logic behind his answer, when he looked at the cameraman it was immediately obvious what he was thinking. "You believe this broad? I said what she wanted me to; where's my treat?"
No.
It actually means that he can tell sounds apart, and mimic them.
0:48
The Raven is genuinely confused because "Hello" and "Hi" are synonyms.
Raven looks at cameraman: You heard me say “Hi” right?
Dude wtf, i have the same name and had the same profile picture as you, and I think have seen you before here on TH-cam. Wtfff
dont r\woosh me but is it real?
@@FlatRangeOperator ok but is it real?
@@carnyzack I literally looked up after reading your comment and the bird looked at me like "you believe this bitch?"
Girl, say: _"Winter is coming"_
Raven: _"The night is dark and full of terrors."_
Raven: Nevermore
they should add a third eye on his forehead
👌🏼🤣🤣💪🏼💪🏼👍🏼 🔝comment today!
“Snow, Snow, Snow! Corn? Corn, corn? Death, death! Cold! Corn! Corn!”
😂😂
Ravens are not just smart they’re huge. They’re as big as a hawk
Even bigger
I'm 6foot tall!!!
They're also the descendants of Megalodon..
WesleyAPEX
Ravens are not just smart they’re huge. They’re as big as a hawk
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hi W...
who is a word - THEY -
Here in russia and i guess worldwide lives smaller version of ravens to explain it in russian their names looks same but we kinda name small ones by girl version Voróna with pressure on second o and Big ones Vóron with pressure on first o hope i explained it well.Who will answer how called small ravens in your places will be grantfull
I keep coming back to this video only because of her smile and laugh.
This must be the cutest, most likable smile/laugh I have ever seen.
When he said "brrr" the second time, he was trying to get the lady to speak bird.
Haha raven go brrrr
Ja genau 😂. Hat die Dame aber nicht verstanden 🤣.
Yep, stupid humans.....
I picked up on that too. I have 2 ravens who visit my yard trees at certain times of the year. Now I now when they go "brrr", their saying hello, what's up, how you doing.
LMAO underrated comment
Her: "say hello"
Raven: " bRRR "
Her: "no- hello"
Raven: " bRrR "
Her: "bRrR"
Raven: "good girl!"
Nice one! XD
😄😆
the tables have turned
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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He did give a proper response. She said hello and he said hi.
he looped
69 likesssss
Hi. Hi. HI! HI! HI!... *cough*
"good bird!"
He did indeed! They do, mostly, understand the meanings of the words they use (if the words are taught to them by correct use). Watching budgies use Alexa is endearing as hell.
www.smbc-comics.com/comics/20110817.gif
Hi hi hi hi hi
Teach a raven "Hey there buddy" and then let him loose in the woods at night
"Mischief, can you say "Hello"?"
Mischief: "The streets will flood with the blood of the non-believers..."
😂😂😂☠️
🤣🤣
*"I feast off of the souls of the innocent.."*
Fetch me their Souls!!!
the underachievers, tweet and deleters
*This must be why people believed ravens were shapeshifting witches for a long time*
That... actually make a lot of sense o-o
@@yaizadelrio2528 thats what christian priests told idiots
warriors never believed hogwash like that they the truth they were in it for the coin
@@notoriousbig3k
I am convinced the Internet is composed of 95% atheist edge lords.
@@JonDoe-uq1mk of course
notoriousbig3k wtf are you even on about????????
Girl: "Can you say hello?"
Raven: "ONCE UPON A MIDNIGHT DREARY..."
I was looking for this one!! 😍🥰
THAT would be incredible and awesome if a raven said that!!!!!
@@constantdvdcollector Maybe he can say: “Never more”
It would be asome if you say: "Quoth the raven" and the bird actually quoth "nevermore"
IDK why but the funniest thing to me about the vid was her saying "GOOD BIRD!"... you just don't hear that very often. "Good dog", "good kitty", but "good bird!".... LOL.
For some reason, as I grew older, I have developed an intense love of birds... all of them. They fascinate the heck out of me.
Same!
Woman: "Can you say hello?"
Raven: "Hi!"
Woman: "No, hello"
Raven: "Hi!"
Woman: "No, i mean..."
Raven: "Jeez, i'm telling you hi! it's the same"
Yes the raven was there for an interview. It was unprofessional to say "hi" in response to "hello".
HAHAHAHHAAHHA
I'm the 400th likes
hahahahhahaaaaaaaaaaaa
🤣👌🏻
Her: "say hello"
Mischeif: " *bRRR* "
Her: "no- hello"
Mischeif: " *bRrR* "
Sounded like cardi b kinda
Funniest thing I’ve seen all day
Mischief 😄
Lil pump when he was in gradeschool
Obviously this raven listens to too mich gucci mane lol.
I just imagine a raven flying above a neighborhood saying “HI!”
they would classify them as UFO!
You mean when they shit on you and when you look up they're like "hi!"
hahaha
Hahaha that'd be classy
lol lol lol
It is known that in Middle-Age England people would verbally interact with ravens, cries, magpies, etc. so much so that it was commonplace to step out of one's house in the morning and be greeting with "Morning" by birds.
If only it where the case today😊
Lady: "Hello."
Raven: "Hi, Hi, Hi"
Lady: "Hello?"
Raven: "Hi, Hi,Hi, Hi, Hi, Hi"
Stable Cam
Sounds like a phone conversation.
ayyy lmao just like humans
Hello
high! high!
When you don't know what to say on the phone
can u hear me now??
Girl: "Say Hello"
Raven: "I've been trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty"
Holy crap I get like 10 of those calls a day😂
omg haha
*(Hang up)*
*(Block number)*
oh screw you. that joke is so worn out and bad
@@thisguyhd6591 damn chill out-
The lady: Hello
The bird: Hi
The lady: Hello
The bird: Hi... *H I*
HI!
Mister Comedy
Mister Comedy
Good Boy!!
Hai! :3
Can you blame him for getting excited? Look at that pretty bird.
*2015*
Woman: "Coughs"
Raven: "Coughs"
*2020*
Woman: "Coughs"
Raven: **flies away**
Coronavirus😂
Its a good meme but little did you know it says RAVEN in the title and not crow.
@@vishalkumar5483 *Crow-navirus
@@Bro-cx2jc 🤣😂😃😁
Lol
I love how his "Hi!" got more insistent when you withheld the treat.
MadamFoogie
Notice he looks at the camera like *what the fuck*
MadamFoogie haha yea!!
me too.
"Hi"
_"hi!"_
*"HI!!"*
"....Hi? :("
Watching him get excited for the treat and just say "Hi, Hi, Hi" makes my day
Part 2
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@@Whatever-gx3un
Nice try
If I had a trainer like her I'd be the world's smartest raven.
When she coughed I was expecting raven to say "Gesundheit" with gentleman voice
YoStu
German is strange.
Nah , Gesundheit means , health
@@casswinchester2423 It meens also bless you
Why German tho?
@@mario7049 afaik the people in GB used to say "Gesundheit" after someone sneezed. I guess it had to do with some monarch of german descent.
Similiarly like how french was "en vogue" for quite a while all around Europe.
*"What's that?"*
*"A raven came from King's Landing, my lord. King Joffrey's dead."*
*"What? How?"*
*Raven:* **coughs**
thats aa goood one g
BIG KUSA HERE
raven cough and said.. " i got covid" lol
BRI
*"Good bird!"*
Imagine if he gets loose lands by you and says hi
Yusef S Im shitting the biggest brick man has ever seen
I would say
"What are you (raving) about"
Hahahahah
SATANISM!!! 🤣🤣🤣 Lol jk but honestly because of how human like he sounds I would've assumed that I was hearing shit until he said it again.
Topaz 13 Hahaha!.
Truly beautiful woman, she looks so genuinely happy, found her passion ❤️
That raven saying hi enthusiastically while asking for a treat is the cutest thing I've ever seen.
I love how his Hi’s got more aggressive towards the end lol
He like "what the fuck do you want from me I'm saying hi!"
thats because even tho he is not doing what he is told,he is trying to engage in 2 ended conversation with her..he is intending "hi" to be a reply to her hello,and hes frustraited because he feels like she is ignoring him.
That last hi meant "give me the snack bitch".
@@OriginalMindTrick lol true
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Girl: "Hello"
Raven: "Hi"
Girl: Laughs
Raven: "But isn't that how humans talk to each other?"
Girl: *surprised Pikachu face*
Yeah, the Raven should have gotten extra credit for replying with a variant.
@@yorickstrangefield2976 Indeed
Raven: Hi Hi Hi
Haha, so true, the raven is too smart.
@@J.J.J.J.J.J.J Ravens are the most smart birds that exist, they are more smart than an average 4 year old kiddo.
It's nice to meet you, friend. That was amazing! It's also really interesting how human his voice sounds! I had a mentor who used to raise Ravens and they are truly amazing beings. They are way more intelligent than people might realize! They are wonderful friends and can be with a person for most of their life. Thank you for sharing your lovely Mischief with us! I wish you continued success and happiness always.
"Hi" is a perfectly good response to "Hello"
No comments on a 522 likes comment?
@@Qwave-b6j *552
thats actually a good assesment...she does not need to correct its behavior because it was doing something even more engaging than just mimmiking. he understood the connection to "Hi" and "Hello"...it was not repeating her,it was Answering her greeting directly.
a normal parrot will reapeat a "how are you" but a well cared for a socially adept parrot will reply with "i am fine" the same applies to ravens
"hello"
"hi"
"hello"
"hi"
"no- say hello"
*looks to the cameraman*
"Lady I have a steak knife for a face, do not test my patience"
I laughed out loud 😂
XDD🤣🤣🤣
xDD
I looked at a lot of funny comments but yours is my favorite
Confused
Quoth the raven, "hi"
Underrated😆
And cough,, a nervous cough
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nevermore.
hi
What a beautiful creature, and the raven is amazing too....
Woman: Got something to say?
Raven: *FOR ASGARD AND THE ALLFATHER!*
Gold!
You got me!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Skol
And Munin said: hey, don't forget about Baldur, he's a good friend!
I'M THE 1000TH TO 👍🏿 THE COMMENT
do I get a prize ?👉🏿👈🏿
Story of my life @ 0:55
Me: hi...
Girls: this isn't working out...
Comment of the day
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@@Aware_of_myshelf what
Lower your standards a little bit
hahaha Love it
2020 update,
she: cof cof,
Raven: Byee
Omg i almost spilled my wine.. LOL
cof cof = syndrome of corona....Raven knw that
gods, this is just BAD :D
🤣🤣🤣
LMAO XD
Something about people who work with animals is that they seem very genuine and down to earth.
that's a big chicken
that's so raven !
it is not a chicken you idiot its a pigeon
Can't you see is a girl
I'm dying laugh over ur comment
Its a dolphin stupid
Now say, "I need ya clothes, ya boots, and ya motorcycle."
Lmao
🤣
😂
::spits out drink:: great comment
i dont get the referrence but this is good too 😂
He clearly knows "hi" is an appropriate response to "hello" and the pretty human doesn't.
That is the most amazing thing in the video, the ability of the bird to know that both words mean the same. She isolates the word when the bird understood the meaning and react to it. Look how after that response checks in her hand for the treat
The bird cannot understand the meaning of word, it just copies the sound after human
@@jumaso6982 Do you really think the crow understands the meaning of any of the things it says? humans are awesome.
@@TxustoXGusto humans aren't awesome, we're dangerous.
@@ChildofYAH Why do you hide behind that cowardly diluted buzzword of "dangerous"? What a privileged anthropocentrist misanthrope move.
Come on, just call our species "evil". I know you want to, I know you think so, and in ignorance judge us so.
Deceit, resentment, cruelty, extinction, even wars and pollution. Those things aren't unique to us. Many species have caused extinctions. Squirrels deceive their peers. Crows hold resentment for years. Felines and many other predators display cruelty, partake in recreational sadism. Tribes of chimpanzees wage wars, often very brutally. Even the ancient microscopic algae combined together polluted the world beyond recognition, and thus caused the great oxidation event - something that to us, oxygen-breathing lifeforms sounds great - but which was a death sentence to majority of the life that existed back then.
Sure, the sheer magnitude of the destruction that we wreak is often beyond what any other animal could be capable of, because we happen to be the apex species,
Yet,
Is there any other species on this planet that you know of that has even the potential capacity to within 50 to 100 years protect the PLANET ITSELF from cataclysmic cosmic debris like asteroids?
Is there any other species on this planet that you know of that has A CHANCE to extend our biosphere's lineage and legacy beyond Earth, when the Earth will inevitably be engulfed by the Sun entering it's red giant phase?
Do you know any other species that gather to decide to allocate x% of their community's resources to EXCLUSIVELY protect OTHER species from abuse BY THEIR OWN?
Or any other species that *tries* to protect other species from extinction?
no. You dont.
We aren't perfect. We never will be. Neither is any other animal nor lifeform.
The worst case scenario? We're like the algae, we might kill ourselves in the process of our own expansion, but at least we shall pave the way for something greater :V
The best case scenario? We stick through the mud, solve all the mysteries of this universe and we level up to some different plane of existence xD
Regardless, we can either get depressed about it and hate ourselves and GUARANTEE that this biosphere's story ends with us, entombed dead for four billions of years before being incinderated into oblivion by our parent star... or we can accept our imperfections, accept the randomness and fate, accept the inescapability of it, accept this cruel gamble of existence with dignity, and in contrarianism to existential hopelessness and nihilism, carry on against all odds. To for one more day laugh about some stupid shit together.
...and, to understand that:
we will never catch infinity - but what we will see along the way will be worth the chase anyway.
I’m always so astonished at how pretty she is every time this video pops up in my feed