It should have 2015 in name.
When a crow dies, the other crows investigate the cause of death (2015)
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Re: When a crow dies, the other crows investigate the cause of death (2015)
#22If you find this interesting, you should really look into the intelligence of crows. They've been observed to remember human faces, wait on traffic lights, plan, and a whole bunch of things that are very impressive. And don't even get me started on _jackdaws_.
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Re: When a crow dies, the other crows investigate the cause of death (2015)
#23If you find this interesting, you should really look into the intelligence of crows. They've been observed to remember human faces, wait on traffic lights, plan, and a whole bunch of things that are very impressive. And don't even get me started on _jackdaws_.
Corvids (crows, ravens, magpies, jackdaws) are pretty bright. Some of them also have quite a bit of voice control. Like parrots, they can speak human words if trained. https://youtu.be/rIX_6TBeph0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbRS9K4rZ8Y :)
PS: I think that crow actually said "thank you"?
Re: When a crow dies, the other crows investigate the cause of death (2015)
#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
Corvids (crows, ravens, magpies, jackdaws) are pretty bright. Some of them also have quite a bit of voice control. Like parrots, they can speak human words if trained. https://youtu.be/rIX_6TBeph0
Is there any evidence this isn't fake?
Why are you assuming it's fake? "Crows and ravens can imitate human voices" is an established fact, not an unusual claim.
Re: When a crow dies, the other crows investigate the cause of death (2015)
#25If you find this interesting, you should really look into the intelligence of crows. They've been observed to remember human faces, wait on traffic lights, plan, and a whole bunch of things that are very impressive. And don't even get me started on _jackdaws_.
>And don't even get me started on _jackdaws_
Top level trolling
Re: When a crow dies, the other crows investigate the cause of death (2015)
#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
Corvids (crows, ravens, magpies, jackdaws) are pretty bright. Some of them also have quite a bit of voice control. Like parrots, they can speak human words if trained. https://youtu.be/rIX_6TBeph0
Is there any evidence this isn't fake?
He does sound a little like a voice synthesiser, but I think that's mostly because both birds and computers speak English poorly. Here's another example: https://youtu.be/AfsnHVaScjg
Re: When a crow dies, the other crows investigate the cause of death (2015)
#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
Is there any evidence this isn't fake?
Why are you assuming it's fake? "Crows and ravens can imitate human voices" is an established fact, not an unusual claim.
I am skeptical of the specific video he linked, not of the well established fact that Raven's can vocalize.
Re: When a crow dies, the other crows investigate the cause of death (2015)
#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
Is there any evidence this isn't fake?
He does sound a little like a voice synthesiser, but I think that's mostly because both birds and computers speak English poorly. Here's another example: https://youtu.be/AfsnHVaScjg
I understand that Raven's can vocalize, I am just skeptical of that original video you linked. I am just wondering if there was evidence that it was authentic since that Youtube user's videos seem to go so far beyond what I've seen Raven's do before.
Re: When a crow dies, the other crows investigate the cause of death (2015)
#29If you find this interesting, you should really look into the intelligence of crows. They've been observed to remember human faces, wait on traffic lights, plan, and a whole bunch of things that are very impressive. And don't even get me started on _jackdaws_.
Theres a youtube clip of a crow solving a puzzle that little children struggle with - cant find it now as at work but dont think it would be hard to find for anyone interested
I guess you mean this:
Re: When a crow dies, the other crows investigate the cause of death (2015)
#30If you find this interesting, you should really look into the intelligence of crows. They've been observed to remember human faces, wait on traffic lights, plan, and a whole bunch of things that are very impressive. And don't even get me started on _jackdaws_.
Theres a youtube clip of a crow solving a puzzle that little children struggle with - cant find it now as at work but dont think it would be hard to find for anyone interested
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