May you never tire of reading about crows, for I fear I will never tire of writing about them.
They’re gaining on us fast, you see. First they starred in Hollywood’s 1993 supergoth action flick, THE CROW. Then, back in real life, the hilariously named Dr. Bird revealed the cleverness of the common crow years later in a series of experiments reported here. Then we witnessed them figuring out how to use fishing hooks to catch their dinner. More >>
To follow up on Saturday’s post about recent crow experiments, below is further proof of what the crafty little creatures can do, courtesy of YouTube. Astounded yet?
A British scientist named Dr. Bird (no joke, not a typo) recently performed successful experiments revealing the ingenious nature of the rook, a type of crow.
To perform the experiment at home, all you need is a glass jar, water, rocks, a worm, and a crow. Better yet, why not read the full story and let Dr. Bird do all the work for you?
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