A Feast for Crows
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- I've always been fascinated by crows and how smart they are, so I conducted a little experiment of sorts to see how long it would take them to figure out this peanut jar was something they would love. Didn't take long at all. I just like seeing them thinking and pondering what is going on. Other than humans, there are only three animals that make and use their own tools; Chimps, Elephants, and yes, Crows.
Their carefulness is too funny, at the start he just absolutely can't believe what he has found. Wonderful video
Careful crows - wise crows
m.th-cam.com/video/XCfHuHCLbAI/w-d-xo.html
That's a smart bird at the beginning, He/she clearly knows this shit was too good to be true , So approach with caution.
Yeah!, I love crows and ravens.
TriniCrew - It's thinking was this s--t is too good to be true... looks around... maybe a trap... Humans have that instinct but usually dismiss it. Just when you think, this person is too perfect, way too nice and sure enough turns out to be the opposite. Being cautious is a wise thing.
I love how he was testing to see if it was a trap. Corvids are so smart.
+TheDpoppop Because most likely this is the first time they saw a jar of these. If the person who put the jar keep repeating this attitude, so the crows will assimilate jar = food and lose their fear over time. We all fear the unknown...
+Mandy Extremely smart
+TheDpoppop You're dumb
if someone just left a whole bowl of your favorite food there on the floor in the middle of nowhere would you just pick it up?there is a chance it could be a trap, there is a chance it could be poisoned, and there is a chance there is nothing wrong with it alot of people don't eat food from other people because of the reasons i listed the crow needs to survive and get all the nutrients and calories it can get so it needs to see if this is worth the risk
Lannister Power I think that guy is trying to compensate for something by insulting crows....
Crow/Raven testing of odd objects:
Test 1: Is it dangerous when provoked?
Test 2: Is it even alive?
Test 3: Is it tasty? If so, eat it. If not, go to test 4.
Test 4: Is it fun to play with?
lol!
Wonderful video of the incredibly intelligent, remarkable, and beautiful crows. I adore crows and ravens.
I feed Crows every day; you can too!!
LOL it's so cute how he's leery of the jar in the beginning. Btw I hope those peanuts were unsalted. Too much salt is very bad for birds.
they fucking eat pizza
It doesn’t mean it’s the best thing for them. But if it’s pizza in an outdoor garbage receptacle nothing is stopping them if they know it’s there. 🤷🏽♀️
Birds feeding gone wild: m.th-cam.com/video/R7QeqVQGu1Y/w-d-xo.html
Crows: "Best. Day. EVER!"
Nothing like peanuts for luring wild animals. I had a great deal of fun throwing peanuts, unshelled, one by one to a nearby squirrel one day. To an animal that has to scrounge for food every day or go hungry, and is having it suddenly literally thrown at them, is so much fun to watch their reactions.
Araxie Rose It would be like someone throwing hundred dollar bills at you lol
I imagine it's like a grizzly bear throwing twigs full of delicious berries, gradually a little closer each time... closer... closer...
So intelligent. They reacted the same way for me when I put peanut butter mixed with Cheerios in a paper coffee cup outside. And one crow investigated before the others moved in just as they did here. Very clever birds. Peanut butter Cheerios along with shelled peanuts are loved by my yard crows!
Treat everything as an IED
Lmfao
There's safety in numbers when dealing with a strange object.
I love crows!! I live in Terre Haute Indiana, and for some reason, there are thousands of crows here! I want to earn the trust of one so bad so I can pet and love it!!!
They really are fascinating birds. I read they are only one of three animals other than humans that make and use their own tools- the other two being chimps and elephants. Thanks for watching!
Alan Thies that's amazing! Here, they have city wide crow shooting. Its so sad :(
They really are amazing birds! We rescued one new hatchling and raised him. Then took him to a wildlife rehab to be released, but it turned out he had become imprinted on us, so we had to bring him back home. He is our pet now and gets along with our dog and cat very well :-)
yes but they don't make their own tools. There's a difference.
Start by create feeding stations either on a outdoor table or just plates in the gror. If you put ho regular bird feeders, they will under that food is available for them foo. I feed my crows, cut up pizza, cut up peanut butter sandwiches and cut up cooked hot dogs.
I love the first few minutes lol, it's like they're having Vietnam flashbacks like the jar of peanuts is going to explode if they touch it lol. A $2.50 piece of entertainment, I like it lol.
Kind like a human would do if they saw a case of money opened on a busy sidewalk.
wow, crows are smart. they investigate everything before eating
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I love those smart birds.
Me too! 😊. I wonder what they'd do if the jar was on its side and had only a few nuts in it. How would they get them out? That'd be fun to watch!
They usually pick a tool or create one to get food.
I saw a crow two months ago, who is crushing nuts in the road by dropping it while flying very quick. He did that many times.
It's great how they just hold them in their beaks instead of eating some first, which is what I would do >.
Hope the nuts were low salt.
So adorable
At first, the crows can't believe what they have found! Humans don't leave things like this! id this a illusion, or a trick, or maybe some sort of trap? Crows talk to each other, what do you think? I stick my head in their and it closes? But I want those!
I know, I'll tip this over and the nuts will spill out! yeah, go ahead and do that! It works, it's a free for all!
They quickly knew it was food; they were mistrustful because they knew they were being watched
Woo Hoo!
Those are some cute birds…
I love the way that they strut.
Much respect on the video. Hope it's ok to add a 4th animal to the list. Honey badger. While it didn't make it's own tool- when it was in an enclosure, it moved some things and then climbed on them to get out. There may be others too.
They are 1 of few birds that can anticipate danger happening and evaluate danger before it happens rather than for example a pigeon flys away after it sees the danger but not before if you get me?
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I love watching crows too. Their intelligence is so evident in their behaviour. I got a little footage of one hiding bread from pigeons and uploaded it to YT, if you're interested.
Good clip. I might try something similar, to test my local crows. :O)
I have a carrion crow fledgling i'm nursing him back to health i found him in the road he had loads of energy but no lift, well anyway i'm becoming very fond of him i spent a bit of money and got him a pretty big cage and loads of meal worms and crickets. i hope his wings get better soon he belongs with other crows i guess...
Amazing birds.
OMG so cut :3
thx for sharing !
Crows are in top 10 list of smartest animals in the world
3:06 -party starts xD so cute
I LOVE THE WAY IT CHECKS THE LABEL FIRST TO MAKE SURE THERE ARE NO ELLERGENS....LOL
The crow is like, "this is too good to be true, it must be some sort of trap..."
"Hey, let me get that. OK, chow down!"
Scrutinizing food🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣this is their general tendency
that first crow is oddly relatable in so many ways lol
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That's the look at this call. Three bursts. If you get a crow call, you can call them to a meal from miles away.
Wow look what I found a big thing full of peanuts! Wait it might be a trap! Let's all walk around it very carefully. I'm going to tip it over..No look out it might explode! Phew..
Does wisdom perhaps appear on the earth as a raven or crow which is inspired by the smell of carrion?....Excellent video and thanks for sharing......
>100%safe source of known food out in the open
>no humans or other creatures around
>no traces of traps, struggle, cadavers anywhere
Crow: "TRAP TRAP, GOTTA GO MAXIMUM SCHIZO MODE"
@GiantPetRat thanks for watching! Yeah they are quite smart, and I get a kick out of them.
I sure hope those peanuts had ZERO Salt.
I hope you realize I give ZERO fucks what you think.
When you tell the DM "I want to check for traps"
Orangutans can make tools as well, and have even been taught to make stone handaxes in captivity :)
Took them long enough!
Peanuts also like, feed & cause fitness & many new births among rats. We've had serious problems with neighbours leaving peanuts out which caused huge rat infestations. Do it all wisely after researching well!
Me n DA homiez in our afterlife 😅😂
It's like a crow version of the obelisk scene from 2001
Funny how several of them weren't eating the nuts, just gathering up several of them in their beaks and then flying away. I wonder if they were flying away to go hide those nuts till later?
tatarjj2007 probably to feed them to their babies.
4:09 when they overturn your plan
Pretty awesome how quick they are to learn and adapt.
I've never realized how smart birds were until I went to Boston, Mass...
While walking down the road, I saw a chicken standing on the shoulder...just standing there...
I wondered why it didn't cross the road...and then I heard it...
The crow, flying high above, crying out its warning: "Cah..! Cah..! Cah..!!!"
Crows are intelligent, that is fact.
@@SnowballFamilyShirly, you jest...😄
Need the soundtrack from the first monolith scene from 2001 Space Odyssey.
Smart bird. It was testing it to see if it was a trap. Most animals would have just jumped in.
Wait.. I learned that there's no free lunch. There must be a catch...
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Dog and Crows are the most intelligent creatures on earth.
That is false. They are very intelligent but many animals, such as chimps, orangutans, dolphins, pigs, parrots and elephants are far smarter. Dogs' intelligence varies greatly according to breed; poodles are very smart but beagles are quite stupid.
@@AlanDantes76 YES! but all of the animal you are talking about are adopted by human! Crows, Ravin and dog, adopted human. The national bird of Bhutan, is a Raven Long live the king his family and all the people of Bhutan.
@@adamakaru2683 that makes absolutely no sense but I'll just agree with you because it's a holiday.
@@AlanDantes76 Haa? what holiday?.
@@adamakaru2683 New Years day. Surely you've heard of it.
Sometimes it takes a village..
Some more crows and hungry birds: m.th-cam.com/video/MplmWC477xQ/w-d-xo.html
I hope those are un salted nuts.
How does it feel to hope?
3:14 Feeding Frenzy!
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Hey Alan, I wish these are organic peanuts. I don't want the bad quality peanuts hurt the crows.
It doesnt matter if their organic or not.. Birds immune and digestive sistem is better than ours.. Crows eat thing like garbage, road kills, rotten sht and their still fine.. Stop bitching bout fkn processed peanuts... U wanna worry bout something worth worrying for go check out ur local shelters or homes and see what they eat. Fkn organic peanuts my ass
+Leo Mercado lol I love you!
in japan they have learned what traffic lights mean and drop nuts they cannot crack on the crossing
Like walnuts.
+DM lover my thread is not a dating site ....
haha I know right? Thanks for watching.
I love crow videos. Thanks for sharing, Edmond!
very suspicious
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I hope those peanuts are unsalted. If they are salted, it could make the birds very sick or even kill them. Please don't feed birds dangerous foods.
Teri crows have survived for countless years, scavenging and eating things far worse than peanuts. Get over it.,
@@AlanDantes76 Your response is rude. To ignore and think it's fine to feed wild animals unhealthy foods, is grossly insensitive and cruel. Crows survive and they also suffer and die due to ignorance and insensitive cruel people. Not only are crows at risk when people feed unsafe foods, but also other wildlife. Fortunately, most people are not as ignorant and insensitive as you are.
Actually untreated peanuts are bad for crows or squirrels. They often contain tiny amounts of mold, harmless to humans but as these animals weigh so much less and eat a relatively high portion it can be harmful.
Can they store food in their beak and the region behind it?
It looks like they are collecting the nuts to take em elsewhere, maybe to their young.
ABW941 Birds have a sack in their throat that they can store food in without digesting it
Crows "cache" food (meaning: they hide pieces of food around in holes, in gutters, under rocks, etc). Keeping their pantry filled for a rainy/stormy day when they can't go looking for food! :) They are awesome birds. I always feed my wild crows extra so they can fill up their pantry too..
Yummy...
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Yeah, they were real smart. Some of them were pecking the wrong end.
uriituw They were testing it to see if it was some sort of trap. They couldn't believe that so much free food would just be sitting there without some sort of catch
hmmm what's the catch here? lol
They're still birds you know not geniuses
Not a crow raven
Hat der filmer gesoffen o. warum wackelt der so
Estoy viendo un video sobre la inteligencia de los cuervos
A quien le importa..
Salt is bad for them
RR PLANB So is most of the stuff they eat, yet they survive and thrive.
@@AlanDantes76 I can go shoot up some smack and drink a pint of vodka and I might not die either. That doesn't mean it's advisable for me to do that.
Way too much racket.
whata waste ... kids in Africa couldve eaten that jar
It's not safe to eat glass
is any of our food safe to eat these days?
Rock Star Nikki Honestly, sending food to Africa isn't going to help them. It actually just enables them to continue their cycle of overpopulation, low production, and no education. Only when they start to die by the thousands will they really realize that their way of life isn't gonna work anymore. It is sad but its true. We can't educate billions of people, and life is the best educator anyways.