Mindblowing Raven Facts: Watch and Learn!
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2023
- Are you curious about ravens and want to learn more? Look no further! This video is packed with mindblowing facts about these amazing birds. From their intelligence and communication skills to their diet, habitat, and social lives - we've got it all covered. You'll be amazed at what you discover in this short video. So don't wait any longer - watch now to see how much there is to know about these incredible creatures!
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I feed this Raven 🐦⬛ at work and 1 day he un zipped
my bag to help himself…..So smart
Indeed, they are very smart birds 👍
I took an unintentional nap in my car during my lunch break and was woken up by a raven tapping on the windshield and as soon as I woke up we looked at each other and It flew away. Thank goodness otherwise I would’ve been asleep the whole afternoon 😂
Oh wow! 👍
I noticed watching ravens, when they spot food on the ground; they hop up and down to attract attention to the other ravens.
We live in NE Arizona, U.S., 6500 ft high desert & have had the fun of watching a pair for 2+ years, we them Dancing With Food & Gooble An Go & recently they brought Screams At Food which we think is one of their kids. We put out leftovers in the mornings for them when we we feed a few cotton tail rabbits & chipmunks. We leave our front door open while we sit sipping our coffee about 8:00 am every morning.
I remember back in collage I saw a raven fly out the back of somebody's pickup with a big ass Burger King bag in it's mouth. Beautiful creatures.
Indeed, they are beautiful, intelligent, and versatile creatures👍.
ravens talk threw thier throats, they are extreamly clever figuring out how to open locks etc.
Indeed James, they are very clever. Thanks for the addition 👍.
You bring insects to your female and she likes it, but whenever I try to charm females by bringing them insects the scream and reject me. That doesn't seem fair.
A good one 😂.
Cool that's really interesting. There's a lot of them here in Wales. I like them. They funny. Xxxx
Glad you enjoyed it 👍
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 raven, flying high above, crying out its warning: "Cah..! Cah..! Cah..!!!"
That's amazing! Shame you couldn't film it. I guess you wouldn't think about it when you witness something like this👍. I wouldn't think about filming it either.
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Problem is that they can't say "truck!"😂
@@keithpyle3675 No, but some cockatoos come close with their...fowl...language... ua-cam.com/video/39Yp9RTgXOo/v-deo.html
You didn't mention anything about their relationship with Wolves.
Indeed Steven but a very interesting topic for a new video. Thanks 👍.
Too bad humans can’t be more like ravens!
Indeed, we should learn from them and with an even more open mind 👍.
I would love being able to swoop down on people I don’t like and poke them in the head!
You didn’t include Australia, where they are called Crows. We also have a black-and-white raven called a magpie, which have even come into our house when on the scrounge.
The video is a general one that aimed at providing an overview of Ravens. We will try to plan a video on Australian Ravens if footages are available. Furthermore, Australian Crows and Australian Ravens are two different species. Also, Magpies are not ravens but are a different species from Ravens and Crows. You can confirm these info by performing a quick search on the net👍 .
I said in my earlier comment that the magpies that hung around my apt in alaska was simular in smartness …at least they seemed pretty smart…..i think the ravens were ‘ore intelligent but not as strikingly pretty!
I was surprised to see ravens at Sam's Club parking lot. Guess they are urban ravens.
I lived in alaska for a yr and a half and had never seen any before and they literally were always trying to figure things out…u know, like how a racoon will go the other way but they are actually just sneaking around your flank and going into your garage as they know u are looking the other way…..that kinda thought ….anyway, i lived in an apt bldg and they would go,thru peoples stuff if it was in the back of an open truck ….they always did that and they destroyed several boat covers people had on their boats in the extra parking area …..they talked alot and had a cool vocabulary…a black,and white bird hung around the bldg too and seemed very intelligent…i just cant recall the name right now!… .. magpie!!!!!!!!
Thank you very interesting
Glad you enjoyed it 👍.
The amount of neuron's in their brain 🧠 is similar to many monkey's & weighs around 14g.
Interesting
Plus, avian neurons are denser than mammals, so more brain cells per unit volume.
I raised a Raven. She has chosen to stay around, never caged, clipped or tethered. FREE FLYING! I started a UA-cam channel. If anyone is interested in some of our interactions. Miss Cash is the experience and Blessing of my lifetime!
That is awesome!
What is your channel?
Thanks 😊
Welcome 😊
Where can I get one?
Ravens are wild birds.
@Animal Behavior Corner he was just joking"
Thanks Glenn👍 . I will be amazed what people come up with...
Are Ravens intelligent though ? It doesn't say in the vid. Well, it doesn't say so any more than 30 or 40 times, so, i just wanted to check.
The video is not about if ravens are intelligent, but about their behavior. Whether they are intelligent is a conclusion you make after watching the video.
Are all Ravens black?
As far as I know, when you look at ravens from a distance, they are black but the color can be brownish black or blueish black. However, some ravens like the white-necked raven has white feathers on the neck, and the brown-necked raven has brown necks as their names indicate. If I am missing something here, I will love to learn something new from you 👍.
Ahh that's why blueish black my 2 adopted birds that look like that, i don't if crows or ravens at first hehe
@@pogipogi7166 I have a spotted Loucitick Raven with white blotches and black eyes I’ve seen it for the past four years very rare color pattern
Could do without the subtitles
Thanks for the comment Newhailman. However, there are a lot of viewers who need subtitles for better understanding.
@@animalbehaviorcorner7972I appreciate the subtitles. I am not deal either. I simply prefer to read UA-cam content over listening to voices.
just rats with wings, killing all our songbirds. too bad you cannot shoot them
Your opinion.
umm Ravens ARE songbirds along with crows and the whole Corvid family. it is called circle of life.