american crow

American Crow

American Crow

American Crows, known for their abundance from farm fields to urban areas, might surprise some with their intelligence. It's easy to anthropomorphize crows—they're often marked as pests, sinister, or aggressive. But crows objectively score close to primates on cognition tests.

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The American Crow

The American Crow

American Crows, known for their abundance from farm fields to urban areas, might surprise some with their intelligence. In fact, the birds of their genus Corvus are some of the smartest in the animal kingdom. It's easy to anthropomorphize crows and make them more or less align with our values. But crows objectively score close to primates on cognition tests.