I had to include the HN comments archive since the top post is pretty interesting.
Crows are damn smart though. I really want to train some to bring money/shiny stuff to get food. It is apparently not too hard but I don't have any that live near me so I will have to wait I guess.
HN Archive: https://archive.today/s9jA9
Article: https://nautil.us/crows-are-even-smarter-than-we-thought-820066/
Article Archive: https://archive.today/wZLQF
From the article:
>Crows and ravens, which belong to the corvid family, are known for their high intelligence, playful natures, and strong personalities. They hold grudges against each other, do basic statistics, perform acrobatics, and even host funerals for deceased family members. But we keep learning new things about the savvy of these birds, and how widespread that savvy is among the corvid family.
I had to include the HN comments archive since the top post is pretty interesting.
Crows are damn smart though. I really want to train some to bring money/shiny stuff to get food. It is apparently not too hard but I don't have any that live near me so I will have to wait I guess.
HN Archive: https://archive.today/s9jA9
Article: https://nautil.us/crows-are-even-smarter-than-we-thought-820066/
Article Archive: https://archive.today/wZLQF
From the article:
>>Crows and ravens, which belong to the corvid family, are known for their high intelligence, playful natures, and strong personalities. They hold grudges against each other, do basic statistics, perform acrobatics, and even host funerals for deceased family members. But we keep learning new things about the savvy of these birds, and how widespread that savvy is among the corvid family.
(post is archived)