This woman gave my class a presentation on crow funerals in a class I was in and she was awesome! Kaeli even did a live demonstration. She is well informed and clearly very passionate about her subject! She worked in John Marzluff’s lab if I’m remembering correctly.
This is a little of the subject, but I had an interesting encounter with a dying crow although I did not know it was dying for about two days until it died,,, the story begins , one afternoon I was sitting in my garden when a crow came at sat next to me as if it was lonely so I thought, it stayed with me that day and all day the next day as if it needed me or was feeling insecure or something I did not really know, then it died , and I understood ,I think it knew it was dying and was frightend and needed company for it's last moments on Earth, I was honoured that it chose me,,
What about geese...I live on a migratory route Wich is also close to a main road...when one who is mated is hit,the grievance party will stay for days, trying to move it from the road...I have seen this multiple times throughout my time living here...I also had a house rat,she was smashed by the kids in the door,my 90lb dog mourned for days,licking the floor where she dies and guarding this spot for about 3days...even after cleaning she still visits this spot to this day...
10:22 next time when someone dies and says: "everyone mourns in their own way, there is no right or wrong" - just keep this video clip in might and call them out on what their actual intent might be,
7:40 wow, I can imagine that could look terrifying, not because of the mask, but because the human is acting so weird: holding one of your own in their hands, standing still for half an hour, then going away...then coming back without one of your own, what could this mean? You've never seen this before.
@@TheLivirus Yes, I know! They are treats too. But we're not a very evangelist religion, you have to be born into them. Sorry. I might already have said more than I should. As we say: May the light of the fire burn brightly on your visage.
@Srikanth Bollampally can you please explain how this Ted talk relates to our Indian custom? The Ted talk just speaks about how crows use death in their own species as a danger signal and you're talking that it is related to Indian belief of treating our ancestors as crows. I don't see a correlation at all.
@@palpalrai9970 yes I am Indian and I do appreciate certain aspects of my culture. Still I don't understand how they came to this conclusion from this Ted talk. Please enlighten me.
A crow once dive-bombed my head. I had sparkly sunglasses on and I thought it liked them. Now I can't decide if I'd rather that it tried to steal my shinies or it thought I was a threat... I guess I'd rather it was a happy thief than an anxious fighter.
Humanity is just beginning to realize the supreme intelligence of the biosphere it’s embedded in. Why? Because we’re incredibly self involved. The biosphere has been there for our entire existence.
It's true they're mentioned in the Quran, when Caän killed Able he didn't know what to do so Allah sent a crow to berry another crow so he could watch and learn what to do ... . Very interesting look it up you never know what may become of you after you learn more about this subject ...
VERY! Shortly AFTER watching this 'viddy' CROWS [or Ravens mebbe...?] Dunno! did they croak 'NEVERMORE...? Can't say its'a boot eh...? 3-4 AM inna morning but NO'cheet Mon: They thar 4 REEL!? - i think - ask'd a Jo'burg film-maker pal'o'mine Rich Stanley [good to see he's KEPT AT IT TURNING OUT 'THE WORK! -- Allus' wuz one for PERSEVERANCE & Perdurabo Rich!]' - we agreed they Were REAL Live CROWS [or ravens] ....that was some 13 years ago... BUT! just this morning 3:23 AM onna DOT! they were still thar'.... Life IS! BIZARRE: Yes'tiddy I WAS TAKEN HOSTAGE, standing by a Closed Cineemaa, 'taser'd' by a little 'cookie'selling' scout pushing her biscuits I'd Imagine summerz' near The Entrance. 'Twas shaped curiously like a Vesica Piscis, a mathematical shape formed by the intersection of two disks with the same radius - more uv'a Meniscus, ack'chew'ally; quite like Little-Greata Wham'a'Bama, my childhood stolen DISABUSED of ALL NO'tionalism tied down to A Funky-Film: a 'Movie', a 'talkie' in DOLBY w/a 'REEL-as-LIFE' Wrap-Around SMELL-O-VISION SCREEN....More of a 4-D VIDEO-AUDIO HAPPENING Rilly! [Drensh'd in IODINE & ROT-10 FIG Peelings stinking of damp-diapers] Quite The EVENT: OH-Oh-OH: Orgasmic? rather!.....i'd say....but! nobody asked me...? HOW DARE THEY!!!! GARISH-LIVID-PROTOPLASMIC COLOURS Outa' Espazio....like a Louche Left-Bank Bistro from an Outre Arondissiment 50-60 yrs ago in Paree' ['Pranavizhun' I think they call'd it!?] Or? Summun put'sum AYA''HUAS'CAR in my babee-boddle...i guess? ENLIGHTENMENT HITS! Like a Baseball bat w/a Nail in it!! Since Then: I've learn'd BY ROTE to be MORE THAN Flexible...One UP-side will be askin' uh Wander in' Rebbe 'How to Read a Title' in Hebrew, Had 'quote marks' between a lot of the letters ["HAVA"NAGILA"VEY''ISH''MUHAH!] WAY! harder then Thibetan! ...just so you know! -- I KNOW! I'll be told: "...They're a convention meaning, 'THIS is NOT a Word!'..." THIS 'Infinity Film', I did not ASK to SEE '''IT''' - 'THEY' [The PROPRIETORS...I suppose...?] Bought me in LATE: onna' cheep! i.e. some no-brainer snowfake 'timewaster' 'bout a 'ticket'...? OUTA' SHEER Courtesy - Sleek as My Gal-Palz silk-stockings 'THEY' Found me a SEAT - I was Blind, Hobbled, Deaf & Spoke ONLY a crazy UN_intelligible 'gemisch' of BRAILLE & AMERSLAN... ....ga'head 'write-back' all the foul flames of Nastiness you want - I've disabled all rep*LIES - I'll Never KNOW you sent a thing - I'll never visit the page again!! Aside from the CROWS this is the ONLY TRUE thing that is writ on it - MY Words! And Having Writ, the Hand of Destiny Across The Sands, The Silent Sands of Time...Moves ON! Mek'Toub! - Kes'Mat...an' ALL THAT! ...and that is THAT! BUT! from my Earlierr Incarnation [tulku] as a Monk on a high & lofty Greek & Eerie Island Eyre I'll say A Hundred 'KYRIES', [Kyrie! Elai'son! CHRISTE Elai'son CHRISTE! Kyr'ion!] JUST! - For the one-two KIND! Hearts that'll write somethin' lovely, from the Lisa'an-al'-Gha'aib: I Hear We'll Be N'EDEN 'EM! You BETCHA! Now I'M Stuck Here in the Middle W/You! -> SO? .....from the Heart that Beats! ...The Tari'qat-al-Qalb.....'Path-with-Heart' (for those underprivs NO Arabic speeky) - '...OMNIA EXEUNT IN MYSTERIUM....! OMNIA EXEUNT IN MYSTERIUM TREMENDUM....TREMENDUM et FASCINANS! - LIFE'S A WIN-WIN THING! oh well...erm? eye-reee! an'ALL! 'MENS SANA IN CORPORE SANO', I alllus SAY...! C U LAMA NAMGYAL RINPOCHE
A lot of animals, including birds, are really quite smart. Smarter than we think. And yes, they do feel. When a bird gets killed on the road, sometimes you can see it's partner watching from the side. It stays for quite a while. It's just common sense. They have a sense of loss. No need to study it.
If the crows had known the actual dead crow rather than the fake one you provided, is it possible that the crows could have reacted differently? I was at my friend's house recording music. During a break, I went outside into the back yard and noticed crows flying up above making crow noises. I, then, proceeded to find a dead crow on the ground. I immediately assumed that it was the connection between the crows up above. I requested my friend to come outside and to burry it into the ground. He said it had been there for a few days and was meaning to take care of it and I urged him to while offering my help. I've always been fascinated with birds and I give them my love and respect by taking time to listen to them. I find their feathers in my path. One was so amazing because of the timing and placement. I just arrived to one of the places I work. I open the car door, put my foot left foot on the ground and as I look down at the ground I find a large crow feather right there at my feet. I appreciate this TedTalk and your humor (dead crow hors d'oeuvres, yum! and definitely, Hannibal Lecter much.) I honestly feel that if one day no birds were ever to exist, it would be a very lonely world.
I feel you should get in touch with me in terms of understanding animal and bird behaviour. I love the work you have done and feel I can provide further insights!
I feel like I've watched this Ted Talk before.. I remember when ppl in the comment section commented that maybe she's Taylor Swift's relative n also the story of the crow. Do Ted re-upload this?
Kinda funny how she quotes the story of Cain and Able and then later says BCE when talking about a date. No judgement either way. I just found it interesting.
My visually impaired crow lived with me for thirty years. When he died and I fell asleep; he woke me up in the spirit world, by sitting on my knee and cawing
Believe it or not, in Hindu scriptures, crows are called as messengers of our dead ancestors. Crows are given food and water here to pay respect to our deceased family members.
In the last 2-3 months I can see big groups of crows flying and shouting anytimes in the week, always at the same time. I'm questioning about this ... Because in the last 11 years living at the same place I never saw this, since many years I observe the sky and birds. Somebody else that see this happen?
It is very common, that they do this - at the evening or so they come from all their territories together to one place and fly and shout. I think its kind of a social bonding thing.
Quran 5-31: “Then God sent a crow digging up the earth so that he might show him how he should cover the dead body of his brother. He said: Woe me! do I lack the strength that I should be like this crow and cover the dead body of my brother? So he became of those who regret.”
So, 13 minutes later and crows have taught no one anything about death outside of the fact that it happens to all life at one point or another. Not to be negative here, but literally all of this was already known, just minus efforts in scientific experimentation. I suspect 90% of her talk was edited out here.
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Here they were using a stuffed crow. I thought maybe they shoot one that came to the feeder to see how it’s family members would react to its death rather that that of a complete stranger. Might get different results. Probably might not go over very well with some people though.
Washington resident here. It might affect the study a little bit. But since it was in the Seattle area you can't shoot within city limits. I also think crows might be on the list of birds you can't shoot in Washington state.
@@trentongesler9637 you can definitely shoot them in SD. I can’t recall the daily limit as I’ve never been crow hunting, but it’s probably at least 15. And yes, discharging a firearm within city limits is generally illegal anywhere, but they could have taken this study to the country. I’m mostly just interested in what would happen if it was one of their family members rather that dropped dead there. Not necessarily even anything other than natural cause, how their reactions would differ from this study.
Wondering, why, they don't act the same with every dead crow? Let's transfer that to humans: Somebody meets a stranger carrying a dead body, somebody finds a dead body in their backyard or somebody finds a dead familymember...how strange! Completely different reactions...lol!
What if they miss their dead and feel sad about it...just a thought...and they might have realised something funny was going on with the stuffed dead crow.
yay more anthropomorphizing of the animal world (sarcastic). pure BS. I love crows and ravens so I was extremely disappointed in this video. Lost interest after 4 minutes.
She failed me with her description of crows "sent by god" to teach Cain. How does she expect us to take her seriously when her examples are fantasy and lies? What does this reference to a made up story that she seems to be citing as fact say about the quality of her research? We need to keep religion out of serious scientific discussions.
This woman gave my class a presentation on crow funerals in a class I was in and she was awesome! Kaeli even did a live demonstration. She is well informed and clearly very passionate about her subject! She worked in John Marzluff’s lab if I’m remembering correctly.
This is a little of the subject, but I had an interesting encounter with a dying crow although I did not know it was dying for about two days until it died,,, the story begins , one afternoon I was sitting in my garden when a crow came at sat next to me as if it was lonely so I thought, it stayed with me that day and all day the next day as if it needed me or was feeling insecure or something I did not really know, then it died , and I understood ,I think it knew it was dying and was frightend and needed company for it's last moments on Earth, I was honoured that it chose me,,
Rip crow brought AHH tear to my eye
woah 👏👏👏
Amazing story, thank you for sharing.
Did you bury it?
Was it tasty?
There is a lesson in everything.
What about geese...I live on a migratory route Wich is also close to a main road...when one who is mated is hit,the grievance party will stay for days, trying to move it from the road...I have seen this multiple times throughout my time living here...I also had a house rat,she was smashed by the kids in the door,my 90lb dog mourned for days,licking the floor where she dies and guarding this spot for about 3days...even after cleaning she still visits this spot to this day...
I hope your house rat rests in peace, that’s a very wholesome story for you to share
@@liam4523 LMAO
1) Comparative thanatology is possibly the most metal scientific field.
2) The crowd in this talk seems dead.
Keep the faith, hold on. Things will get better. It might be stormy now, but it can't rain forever.
What place is that in your photo
@@charlietube7165 Toronto My friend! where are you from?
@@Dray.TheChosen1 I saw that tower I thought was Dubai anyway, I'm from Sydney
I caught that. 😂 -The Crow
10:22 next time when someone dies and says: "everyone mourns in their own way, there is no right or wrong" - just keep this video clip in might and call them out on what their actual intent might be,
I'm more confused when I started.
But I think that's the point.
solid ted talk from a solid speaker
"Linda" will definitely be the feature star of a nightmare of mine in the near future...
This lady has a cool 80s vibe in her, even though she is talking about something sad, the overall vibe feels positive ✨
7:40 wow, I can imagine that could look terrifying, not because of the mask, but because the human is acting so weird: holding one of your own in their hands, standing still for half an hour, then going away...then coming back without one of your own, what could this mean? You've never seen this before.
A perfect, normal Ted talk 👍
I once buried a raven in a graveyard under a full moon. You should try it.
That sounds lit
So you have power now? Can you clean up the trash in the ocean
*+Jason Firewalker* Was it dead already?
*+Nature Owns* Surely it's the ability to walk over fire without getting hurt, no?
@@daddyleon it was.
@@jasonfirewalker3595 Oh, then you're lucky that it worked! Normally it takes more of a sacrifice, you know?
_"You're basically seeing a confluence of three behaviors..."_
Desecration, cannibalism and necrophilia?
Lol
Ah, the 3 most important of the 7 true virtues!
@@daddyleon Makes me wonder about the next 4...
@@TheLivirus Yes, I know! They are treats too. But we're not a very evangelist religion, you have to be born into them. Sorry. I might already have said more than I should.
As we say: May the light of the fire burn brightly on your visage.
In India we say crows are our ancestors and we feed crows when someone dies now I understand why.
Good that we have started understanding
@Srikanth Bollampally can you please explain how this Ted talk relates to our Indian custom? The Ted talk just speaks about how crows use death in their own species as a danger signal and you're talking that it is related to Indian belief of treating our ancestors as crows. I don't see a correlation at all.
@@noshdavid3919 if you're indian and appreciate its culture and science u will understand
@@palpalrai9970 yes I am Indian and I do appreciate certain aspects of my culture. Still I don't understand how they came to this conclusion from this Ted talk. Please enlighten me.
INDIA DIYA SHAD DE GALLA BHARA
A crow once dive-bombed my head. I had sparkly sunglasses on and I thought it liked them. Now I can't decide if I'd rather that it tried to steal my shinies or it thought I was a threat... I guess I'd rather it was a happy thief than an anxious fighter.
Humanity is just beginning to realize the supreme intelligence of the biosphere it’s embedded in. Why? Because we’re incredibly self involved. The biosphere has been there for our entire existence.
crows will avoid an area or thing that is deemed dangerous to their own species. In other words, they know what death is and know to fear it.
I have a family of raven I feed. They are funny creatures!
Wow how wonderful!
It's true they're mentioned in the Quran, when Caän killed Able he didn't know what to do so Allah sent a crow to berry another crow so he could watch and learn what to do ... . Very interesting look it up you never know what may become of you after you learn more about this subject ...
VERY! Shortly AFTER watching this 'viddy' CROWS
[or Ravens mebbe...?]
Dunno! did they croak 'NEVERMORE...?
Can't say its'a boot eh...? 3-4 AM inna morning but NO'cheet Mon: They thar 4 REEL!? - i think - ask'd a Jo'burg film-maker pal'o'mine Rich Stanley [good to see he's KEPT AT IT TURNING OUT 'THE WORK! -- Allus' wuz one for PERSEVERANCE & Perdurabo Rich!]' - we agreed they Were REAL Live CROWS [or ravens] ....that was some 13 years ago...
BUT! just this morning 3:23 AM onna DOT! they were still thar'....
Life IS! BIZARRE: Yes'tiddy I WAS TAKEN HOSTAGE, standing by a Closed Cineemaa, 'taser'd' by a little 'cookie'selling' scout pushing her biscuits I'd Imagine summerz' near The Entrance. 'Twas shaped curiously like a Vesica Piscis, a mathematical shape formed by the intersection of two disks with the same radius - more uv'a Meniscus, ack'chew'ally; quite like Little-Greata Wham'a'Bama, my childhood stolen DISABUSED of ALL NO'tionalism tied down to A Funky-Film: a 'Movie', a 'talkie' in DOLBY w/a 'REEL-as-LIFE' Wrap-Around SMELL-O-VISION SCREEN....More of a 4-D VIDEO-AUDIO HAPPENING Rilly! [Drensh'd in IODINE & ROT-10 FIG Peelings stinking of damp-diapers]
Quite The EVENT: OH-Oh-OH:
Orgasmic? rather!.....i'd say....but! nobody asked me...?
HOW DARE THEY!!!!
GARISH-LIVID-PROTOPLASMIC COLOURS Outa' Espazio....like a Louche Left-Bank Bistro from an Outre Arondissiment 50-60 yrs ago in Paree' ['Pranavizhun' I think they call'd it!?]
Or? Summun put'sum AYA''HUAS'CAR in my babee-boddle...i guess?
ENLIGHTENMENT HITS!
Like a Baseball bat w/a Nail in it!!
Since Then: I've learn'd BY ROTE to be MORE THAN Flexible...One UP-side will be askin' uh Wander in' Rebbe 'How to Read a Title' in Hebrew, Had 'quote marks' between a lot of the letters ["HAVA"NAGILA"VEY''ISH''MUHAH!]
WAY! harder then Thibetan! ...just so you know! -- I KNOW! I'll be told:
"...They're a convention meaning, 'THIS is NOT a Word!'..."
THIS 'Infinity Film', I did not ASK to SEE '''IT''' - 'THEY' [The PROPRIETORS...I suppose...?] Bought me in LATE: onna' cheep! i.e. some no-brainer snowfake 'timewaster' 'bout a 'ticket'...?
OUTA' SHEER Courtesy - Sleek as My Gal-Palz silk-stockings 'THEY' Found me a SEAT - I was Blind, Hobbled, Deaf & Spoke ONLY a crazy UN_intelligible 'gemisch' of BRAILLE & AMERSLAN...
....ga'head 'write-back' all the foul flames of Nastiness you want - I've disabled all rep*LIES - I'll Never KNOW you sent a thing - I'll never visit the page again!!
Aside from the CROWS this is the ONLY TRUE thing that is writ on it - MY Words!
And Having Writ, the Hand of Destiny Across The Sands, The Silent Sands of Time...Moves ON!
Mek'Toub! - Kes'Mat...an' ALL THAT! ...and that is THAT!
BUT! from my Earlierr Incarnation [tulku] as a Monk on a high & lofty Greek & Eerie Island Eyre I'll say A Hundred 'KYRIES', [Kyrie! Elai'son! CHRISTE Elai'son CHRISTE! Kyr'ion!]
JUST! - For the one-two KIND! Hearts that'll write somethin' lovely, from the Lisa'an-al'-Gha'aib:
I Hear We'll Be N'EDEN 'EM!
You BETCHA! Now I'M Stuck Here in the Middle W/You!
-> SO? .....from the Heart that Beats!
...The Tari'qat-al-Qalb.....'Path-with-Heart' (for those underprivs NO Arabic speeky)
- '...OMNIA EXEUNT IN MYSTERIUM....! OMNIA EXEUNT IN MYSTERIUM TREMENDUM....TREMENDUM et FASCINANS! - LIFE'S A WIN-WIN THING!
oh well...erm?
eye-reee! an'ALL!
'MENS SANA IN CORPORE SANO', I alllus SAY...!
C U LAMA NAMGYAL RINPOCHE
@@ven.lamanamgyal5269 i couldn't read what you said there amigo .
Fascinating thank you
Fun fact: crows are one of the smartest birds
That's not saying much. Birds are extremely dumb. Hence the saying Bird brain. My Zoology professor told us this was true.
Ya, they are
@@sharonproctor4079 what’s Zoology
@@d.s4082 Is that a serious question?
@@SHREDTILLDEAD did it seem like i was joking ? but too late now that’s what google is for
Crows be like its Flipping linda!!!
That crow took the Step Sister getting stuck to a whole new level
A lot of animals, including birds, are really quite smart. Smarter than we think. And yes, they do feel. When a bird gets killed on the road, sometimes you can see it's partner watching from the side. It stays for quite a while. It's just common sense. They have a sense of loss. No need to study it.
We can learn something from every part of life.
If a group of crows are loitering they get charged with murder.
It's a conspiracy, I be ravin'!
You caw that a joke?
This quacked me up
I might be an old bird but back in my day we didn't take this death talk so lightly. Now show some respect and quit them jokes.
You will be eating crow for falsely calling them a bunch of murderers.
If the crows had known the actual dead crow rather than the fake one you provided, is it possible that the crows could have reacted differently?
I was at my friend's house recording music. During a break, I went outside into the back yard and noticed crows flying up above making crow noises. I, then, proceeded to find a dead crow on the ground. I immediately assumed that it was the connection between the crows up above. I requested my friend to come outside and to burry it into the ground. He said it had been there for a few days and was meaning to take care of it and I urged him to while offering my help. I've always been fascinated with birds and I give them my love and respect by taking time to listen to them. I find their feathers in my path. One was so amazing because of the timing and placement. I just arrived to one of the places I work. I open the car door, put my foot left foot on the ground and as I look down at the ground I find a large crow feather right there at my feet. I appreciate this TedTalk and your humor (dead crow hors d'oeuvres, yum! and definitely, Hannibal Lecter much.) I honestly feel that if one day no birds were ever to exist, it would be a very lonely world.
I saw the Dead Crows in concert at Red Rocks last year.
Thanatophiliac crows are something strange, to be honest I was not expecting that
I feel you should get in touch with me in terms of understanding animal and bird behaviour. I love the work you have done and feel I can provide further insights!
Any Ologies fans know if she was the guest on the podcast that covered corvids?
I feel like I've watched this Ted Talk before.. I remember when ppl in the comment section commented that maybe she's Taylor Swift's relative n also the story of the crow. Do Ted re-upload this?
MEE-TOO Rockin' deja-vu! LAMA NAMGYAL
And after 13 minutes, back to square one.
Not sure, what she concluded... It's confusing & not clear
Kinda funny how she quotes the story of Cain and Able and then later says BCE when talking about a date. No judgement either way. I just found it interesting.
I wish they'd leave religious folklores out of science based Ted talks.
My visually impaired crow lived with me for thirty years. When he died and I fell asleep; he woke me up in the spirit world, by sitting on my knee and cawing
30 years? 🤔
How 30, years ?
@@justaregularhumanbeing Yes, tame crows can live up to sixty years. I used to tell him when he was thirty, that he was just middle aged!
Wow, cool.
i saw crows a week before my Great Aunt Mary died and the morning of her passing
Ive seen many times, a crow eating a dead crow
Believe it or not, in Hindu scriptures, crows are called as messengers of our dead ancestors. Crows are given food and water here to pay respect to our deceased family members.
Unidans favorite video
I love people taking about things that they don't even Don't know Fully about , people point of view.
Freedom of speech
Let people talk you ballz
Wow, nice tradition! I guess the crows are fans of Cargo 200 🙂
Weird it’s ted Salem for this one....
In the last 2-3 months I can see big groups of crows flying and shouting anytimes in the week, always at the same time.
I'm questioning about this ...
Because in the last 11 years living at the same place I never saw this, since many years I observe the sky and birds.
Somebody else that see this happen?
It is very common, that they do this - at the evening or so they come from all their territories together to one place and fly and shout. I think its kind of a social bonding thing.
Quran 5-31:
“Then God sent a crow digging up the earth so that he might show him how he should cover the dead body of his brother. He said: Woe me! do I lack the strength that I should be like this crow and cover the dead body of my brother? So he became of those who regret.”
صدق الله العظيم رب العرش الكريم
Prophet Muhammad said : "Keep much in your remembrance the cutter off of delights, i.e., death.”
Makes you wonder how non-avian dinosaurs reacted to their dead.
Did you ever consider the possibility that they might think the food your feeding them might be poisoned?
This video remind me of game of thrones 😂
To be continue...next ted talk animal whisperer will tell you more about crow
I always see crows
nice
What crows teach us about death.... Yes, we learn from them.
The crows copulating, might be an instinctual response to fill the gap of the local crow population due to the deceased crow.
I thought id leave with more respect for crows. But no. Creepy bastads
What did those poor birds ever do to you
@@aishwariyasweety2433 if you say so
@@aishwariyasweety2433 I strongly suggest not to trust humans either
Imagine killing animals instead of going vegan
So, 13 minutes later and crows have taught no one anything about death outside of the fact that it happens to all life at one point or another.
Not to be negative here, but literally all of this was already known, just minus efforts in scientific experimentation.
I suspect 90% of her talk was edited out here.
Why does the video quality look like it's from the 80's...?
Video is 13 minutes long, 5 minutes after it was uploaded, there are already more than 25 comments. 😏
Lol
4% of those comments were yours
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did you notice her necklace?🐤
Crows love other crows. Fucking simple
crows are worshipped by hindus in diwali as messenger of death
now i know that ancient hindus rituals are all scientific
Ive seen this a few years ago
I know a thing about death. Like not giving Americans another stimulus check.
I didnt know you political pushers wonder away from CNN and Fox.
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8:29 That mask looks like Michael Myers, not Hannibal Lector. Silly girl!
Hannibal also had a mask when he was captured, but Michael’s looks more like this one!
Here they were using a stuffed crow. I thought maybe they shoot one that came to the feeder to see how it’s family members would react to its death rather that that of a complete stranger. Might get different results. Probably might not go over very well with some people though.
Washington resident here. It might affect the study a little bit. But since it was in the Seattle area you can't shoot within city limits. I also think crows might be on the list of birds you can't shoot in Washington state.
@@trentongesler9637 you can definitely shoot them in SD. I can’t recall the daily limit as I’ve never been crow hunting, but it’s probably at least 15. And yes, discharging a firearm within city limits is generally illegal anywhere, but they could have taken this study to the country.
I’m mostly just interested in what would happen if it was one of their family members rather that dropped dead there. Not necessarily even anything other than natural cause, how their reactions would differ from this study.
She looks like captain americas girlfriend
Peggy
Talking to the birds... 😬
What good is a study like this if you lack the dead crow smell? Do the crows even think this is a dead crow?
Emotional
Burials were done long before that in the neanderthals. Guess where we learned it???
Not covid but corvid
Animals are interacting with humans ..
Wondering, why, they don't act the same with every dead crow? Let's transfer that to humans: Somebody meets a stranger carrying a dead body, somebody finds a dead body in their backyard or somebody finds a dead familymember...how strange! Completely different reactions...lol!
Do they wear face masks tho? I mean we need to just stay home to live forever, right? 2020!
Most depressing TED talk ever.
What if they miss their dead and feel sad about it...just a thought...and they might have realised something funny was going on with the stuffed dead crow.
All that and she didn't mention Ted Hughes once, not sure if I'm impressed or sad.
Who's that? I'm curious.
Neanderthal also buried their dead.
I didn’t know that god sent a crow to cain guess that’s canon now :p
Gonna start funeral crashing
Comparative thanatology
What do you say to the judge when you’ve been charged with animal necrophilia?
I didn’t know the crow was dead?!
When the goth kids grow uo
"So we played with a bunch of dead crows and found that somethingggg is going on, we think..."
Those are some tight pants!!
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That's what research does now when corona hits.
Legs...
Covid s are highly intelligent birds, allb4 separate species!
I think you are missing an 'r' somewhere, Ms. Cawford :)
yay more anthropomorphizing of the animal world (sarcastic). pure BS. I love crows and ravens so I was extremely disappointed in this video. Lost interest after 4 minutes.
Taylor Swift’s Sister?
Wow
Itachi is that you?😂
She is trying to find meaning in something that is evidently meaningless.
She failed me with her description of crows "sent by god" to teach Cain. How does she expect us to take her seriously when her examples are fantasy and lies? What does this reference to a made up story that she seems to be citing as fact say about the quality of her research? We need to keep religion out of serious scientific discussions.
That it's yummy apparently