Talking Ravens in Anchorage, Alaska

🌟 Welcome to the mesmerizing world of talking ravens! 🌟 In this video, witness the intelligence and communication skills of these remarkable birds as they engage in a captivating conversation. Ravens, part of the corvid family known for their high level of intelligence, exhibit an array of vocalizations, mimicry, and even tool use.
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@HillbillyTravel

[@pattycroft7671]

that's probably her child trying to be fed. you can see the one on the right hop and flap its wings

[@alibalibee-jy4of]

Fabulous birds, I love them!!!🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@deborahkogan8742]

"I love you".

[@corvusaeternus]

Beautiful ravens!

[@birbluv9595]

Thank you for sharing this very cool video. I wish i lived where ravens live!

[@HillbillyTravel]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@HoodedCrowsOnly]

Love their kissing movements

[@MarshallArtz007]

I think they’re an item!
🐧❤️🐧

[@mathbc1984]

It's a male and female couple. Seem to me they communicate to bond more.

[@yourenough3]

❤❤❤❤

[@user-br8hx6dh4o]

Весна, любовь!❤

[@HillbillyTravel]

Может быть и так

[@DurokSubaka]

They’re obviously a married couple and she just won’t leave him the hell alone

[@HillbillyTravel]

LOL. Thanks for watching.

[@amandabrower8406]

They are a bonded pair they hop and dance around with each other because they want to mate. If you dress in all black and feed them hotdogs they will do the same with you thinking your a giant raven and follow you home.

[@HillbillyTravel]

Sounds like I need to buy some hotdogs. I kind of want to be a giant raven. LOL😁

[@user-sz8zu3wf9c]

Is that normal for them to do this?

[@HillbillyTravel]

I am not certain but it definitely caught my eye when I saw this behaviour.

[@pualanid7905]

Yes, this is part of pair bonding.

[@PancakemonsterFO4]

I think its the male feeling the female through the winter. Once its spring he will be the one who eats first again

[@emmsue1053]

Absolutely!