You may have seen many birds. But none were probably like Mischief.
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Meet Mischief, who's about to completely reshape your views on ravens. Hatched to parents at the World Bird Sanctuary, he will turn 20 this year. Paige Davis, who worked as the Curator of Bird Training at the sanctuary, did extraordinary work educating the public about these amazing ravens that can mimic human speech.
While she gets to interact with all kinds of birds, Mischief holds a special place in her heart. Watch how he moves forward when he doesn't want her to stop petting him.
And here watch his reaction to seeing her after a while. He'd even bring her gifts. Paige's interactions with Mischief demonstrated how intelligent ravens are.
He washes everything he eats to soften his food and to get extra hydration. He even knows a thing or two about recycling. When Paige would take him outside and he was ready to go indoors, he'd communicate that to her by just flying to the crate. And then of course, there's Mischief's mimicry of human speech.
Hard to believe but he can imitate a cough too. So next time your see a raven, remember what they are capable of, just like Mischief.
Follow Mischief On Instagram: / pythonpaige
#Raven #MischiefTheRaven #TalkingRaven
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Update: The amazing Mischief recently passed away. RIP
Why did he pass away? Was it due to normal bird age?
Rest in peace silly boy.
RIP Mr Genius-raven 🐦⚘⛪❤
may Mischief rest in peace
May he rest in peace 🙏❤️
"Make friends with a Raven" is definitely on my bucket list.
you don't want to make enemies, they can organize and make your life hell
Same. I've already made friends with a crow. It's super rewarding and super cool.
Me too i want to have one
Sadly he died 2 months ago. RIP Mischief
You can start by feeding it everyday, slowly and gradually getting closer to it. This can take a long time with consistent effort. There's this guy who befriended a seagull like that and he posts short videos daily about it, his channel is named Feeding Steven
Paige: “Hi!”
Mischief: “Go to your perch”
Woman just got perchzoned
Hahaha
You need a hug buzz
Good god, this is envy at its finest
@@SUPERBUZZED cry about it
@@SUPERBUZZED Shut up
When I was in elementary school, we had a teacher who found a small raven, they asked if anyone wanted to help taking care of the raven and I volunteered. Today, almost six years later, everyday when I walk home from school, he walk or flies near me.
I know it's him because he's the only raven that gets close to me. It's funny to see people's reaction once they realize the raven is following me.
you have the best childhood and luckiest person.
Best part is, he's probably told the other ravens about you and they share information generationally. So even when your raven friend kicks the bucket, one or more of his children or friend's children will be aware of you and may do the same thing.
You are now a friend to that clan of ravens.
This is so cutee!!! Thank you for sharing 😁
That's very kind of you. I hope good things and blessings follow you just like the Ravens
@@zombiemanjosh This happened to me! We had ravens come nest in our garden for years after i fed a family that moved in, my mom still hates me for it haha. They'd fly from utility pole to utility pole when i walked to school, such a fond memory.
Ravens, crows, and magpies actually have intelligence that rivals and in some cases beats monkeys. They can solve puzzles, manipulate the masses, learn by example, create tools, teach other birds their discoveries, and much more. They even have a working understanding of fluid physics far superior to the average toddler, as some water puzzles have shown. Some of the coolest animals imo.
Ravens, crows, and magpies actually have intelligence that rivals and in some cases beats some humans. 😆
They can also tell there buddies about a person they don't like and then that person suddenly has a bunch of ravens that Dont like them. Never piss off a Raven
@@lunawolfheart336 I do think this counts towards their coolness value xD
@@robmancuso964 i agree, its a miracle some humans can even see there own reflection. Says dolphins, gorrillas, snd magpies can, which i find weird, land, water, and the sky. Humans can be great, but imo their a virus, it makes me sick to think of the mass of thoughtless selfish ignorant fools, who are such a burden on such a beautiful world. So self centered clueless. I believe earth is god, and humans are the devils killing her. I dnt worry about the planet. Shell find a way, i just hate to have a future gen of my family have to suffer for past blind sins , how can u exepct unity in a world of hate.
@@chadmarcum7194 it’s what you get when creatures reach a level of sentience on their own through evolution. No one was really there to teach them what’s right and wrong. People had to decide those things on their own. Sure people are incredibly smart compared to animals, but in the big scheme of things, they too are stupid
No wonder they considered ravens Witch familiars in the middle ages.
Imagine just walking through the woods and this random bird coughs
What? They don't anymore?
Years ago people in our street owned a talking magpie, but the first time i saw it, i did kinda forget about him and so i walked under a streetlight with a magpie on it who said: Hello, i am Charlie! For a moment i wondered if i lost my mind, lol.
Or says "Cabbages! Selling cabbages!" or "Hello. How are you?". That would freak out a person from the dark ages. I think this would be possible.
@@user-eh2jk6mf9s imagine being a random average civilian in the middle ages walking through the woods to I dunno pee or something then he hears from the trees "get away from my crops"
And it sounds exactly like his father who died from a mysterious illness a few days ago it would definently terrify them.
Lol
You can tell he adores his caretaker.
Thanks for the comment!
me too... 😍😁
Ravens can remember faces and hold grudges against the ones they don't like. He clearly doesn't hold grudge. Even when he goes to nibble on her fingers is a sign of trust. Theh say if a raven does that with their beak you shouldn't pull away. It's like shunning to them and that will likely make them hold a grudge against you.
Soo adorable
@@wakuku3916 Get in line, pal.... lol 🤙
Raven's along with all corvids are incredible bird's. I can't understand why anyone would have negative views about them. Just goes to show how ignorant some people are
Sadly some people just refuse to believe animals can be intelligent, likely because it threatens our supposed superiority
I adore them. Where I live many crows, magpies, and ravens come to visit me in my yard. They are gorgeous and so funny❤
Hey my girlfriend doesn't like crows but she's really cool and is coming around give her a chance okay
Yeah I know, sadly here in Canada, crow and raven are seen as nuisance. At the same level as rat and squirrel. I try to save one (wing broken) and bring the crow to a wildlife help center, the wing was a loss, so they had to put him down. And the vetenary tell me that she made a exception, but, she can be in big trouble to help a crow, and me too. I find that really sad.
@@Lightshining1122 How do you start put gaining their trust? I have experience with untame parrots but not 100% living in the wild, birds.
I'm amazed that he can do both male and female voices. He doesn't just mimic their words in his own voice. He mimics their pitch as well.
Pitch and timbre! There is a reason why ppl prefer female over male voices and vice versa.
@@SmittenandBitten Yes, he does! It is pretty amazing that he can capture both so well!
Ravens can sound very human like. Wonder how many stories of ghosts and peranormal things were just because a raven was mimicking someone
@@lunawolfheart336 Oh, my goodness, I never thought about that! You could be right! That's actually really cool.
Transgender Raven
When she got given that stick my heart melted
Paige: "Hi!"
Mischief: "Go to your perch."
**smash cut to Paige sitting on a human sized perch looking exasperated**
I definitely would have taught him to say “Nevermore.”
Unfortunately, I doubt many people will get this.
@@SkiesOfMercury I need to get a life, Ive been playing that game since 2011 and I understood that straight away haha
@@ivannunka1243 it's not originally from a game, it's an Edgar Allan poe poem
@@factcheckingyourmum thank you Diana. The poem titled "the raven" by Poe was what I was referencing here.
There's a game? I immediately thought of the poem.
I love that he brought her a stick as a gift. He was like mmm I like this so she will. What a wonderful guy.
It was pretty cute. My cat brought me a stick home once.
It shows a partial theory of mind: enough to realize that other people also like to get gifts, but not enough to realize that they might prefer to receive different things. It's like a toddler offering you their favourite toy to play with.
I've been putting peanuts out in my yard for the crows for years (they love peanuts) and they leave little gifts on my bedroom window sill. They actually know what window is for my room! I have a little box that I put all the things they gift me in it. Bottlecaps, keys, somebody's whole keychain, paperclips, safety pins, buttons, coins, twist ties, those plastic things for bread bags, popcan tabs, tinfoil, a glass cat figurine, pebbles, and an antique Astro Boy figure. Basically anything they find on the ground.
Up here in northern Canada they've been known to mimic the sounds of snow blowers, cars starting, chainsaws and the list goes on. It's like they enjoy watching you looking around confused and bewildered. Not to mention don't leave your keys or anything shiny outside, they love shiny things and will take your keys back to their nest lol. Not uncommon to find a few dollars worth in change in a ravens nest either lol.
When he's saying hi to himself with his head in the bucket cracked me up!!
What a sweet boi.
Ravens, crows, and magpies are all smart.
Thanks for the comment!
Parrots are, too, but in different ways. Both groups have amazing problem solving skills, and corvids are excellent tool users.
@@howardsmith9342 If anything Psittacines are better tool users tho because of the anatomy of their claws
@@unclepodger Corvids use their beaks with considerable skill.
Crows arent smart
He’d be great to take the phone calls from the Tele-market Scammers!
Perfect!
Scammer "So how long do you want to take out a warranty for?"
Mischief "200 years!"
Go to your perch
He: *Says your information down the phone*
You: "Oh, fu-"
Hello
Hello
Id like to talk to about your cars extended warranty
Go to your perch
Mischief is an African White Collared Raven. I've been in the avian field now for the better part of 30yrs. And have "hands on" experience with everything from Warblers to Birds of Prey and Budgies to Macaws. And the "Corvid" family is probably my favorite of ALL the birds i have studied and worked with. They comprise of the following; Ravens, Crows, Rooks, Jackdaws, Magpies, Jays, & Nutcrackers. ALL of which are extremely intelligent in there own right, share tight family bonds that last many years, and are capable of speech particularly Ravens and Crows as shown here. I'm just glad Paige was able to form the bond she did with Mischief these birds often act more like dogs then they do birds. They never cease to amaze me with there intelligence. I once saw a Common Raven trying to steal an ice fisherman's catch after it had observed how to hold the line in it's beak. And then slowly tease the line between it's feet and YES folks it did end up catching the fish...!!! It was absolutely remarkable to watch. So these birds do hold a special place in my heart and i feel have been "mislabeled" over the years as harbingers of doom etc...They are most certainly anything but that. And deserve respect and preservation.
Thanks for sharing!
I remember the exact moment I realised how smart corvids are. Sitting in a maths lesson I was staring out the window and I observed a crow hopping around a bin for scraps. It flew up onto the bin edge and using its beak pulled the bin up and tucked it under its feet. It kept on doing this and it dawned on me what it was doing. It was hauling up the bottom of the bin bag so it could reach the good rubbish at the bottom. I was 13, I'd never witnessed any bird do problem solving, I went home and researched about crows and discovered the corvid family, it started a life long love for corvids.
@@macklinillustration Pliny the Elder (Roman author and naturalist) wrote about how smart crows were. Another ancient source is the Aesop's fable entitled "The Crow and the Pitcher".
well said.
just because ravens are smart doesn't mean we aren't doomed.
How can you dislike this? Nature is just awesome 😍
Dumb people: "RAVENS ARE MESSEGERS OF EVIL AND TRAGEDY!"
Ravens: Hi! :V
people are the dumb ones
So i feel i need to say something here people in the past did look at them as messengers of evil and death However they also saw them as knowledge and understanding.
Ravens was commonly looked at as good omens only in modern day have it been twisted in to only meaning death and bad things.
:V
Open here I flung the shutter, when, with many a flirt and flutter,
In there stepped a stately Raven of the saintly days of yore;
Not the least obeisance made he; not a minute stopped or stayed he;
But, with mien of lord or lady, perched above my chamber door-
Perched upon a bust of Pallas just above my chamber door-
Perched, and sat, and nothing more.
Then this ebony bird beguiling my sad fancy into smiling,
By the grave and stern decorum of the countenance it wore,
“Though thy crest be shorn and shaven, thou,” I said, “art sure no craven,
Ghastly grim and ancient Raven wandering from the Nightly shore-
Tell me what thy lordly name is on the Night’s Plutonian shore!”
Quoth the Raven “Hello."
@@Dennis-nc3vw AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Middle of covid pandemic. Tree full of ravens. All coughing like humans.
😂😂😂😂
Corvid pandemic
@@lahlahguy360 damn i was just gonna say Corvid-19
@@lahlahguy360 nice
OH THE CHAOS
IT IS PERFECT
YESSSSS
thir raven is smarter than some people
Than most people.
And a helluva lot smarter than Tater Joe! Wish this bird was in the White House.
@@maggotst.pierre2361 I was thinking the exact same. 😂😂😂
@@derrellthomas239 We should have sent him to the G7 to help EO Joe w/Putin. 👍👍👍
@@nancydiehl296 😂😂😂
Clever bird, very very intelligent. Animals are the best ❤️ 💛 💚 🧡 💜 💙 🖤
Thanks for the comment!
Clever animals are the best 🤗 I agree.
I sadly don't count humans as clever.
@@gabrieleghut1344 so you wouldn’t class a surgeon saving your life as not being clever then
@@gabrieleghut1344
you are not clever, that's for sure. ravens are about as clever as a 1 year old human baby. this raven is at least 19 years old. so trying to say humans are not clever is just one of the stupidest baseless things you could possibly say when our young at age 1 is already smarter then a 19 year old raven.
animals are intelligent in their own right and shouldn't be overlooked. however trying to compare them to even the stupidest of humans isn't even going to be contest.
we can learn a lot from animals, people who think animals are clueless are dumb but animals include humans.
@@gabrieleghut1344 Do you even know what clever means?
Is little things like this, small moments we cherish so deeply, no matter how much time has spent fast.. We will always hold them in our hearts.
That was beautiful
Simply beautiful RIP Mischief
I've always loved Raven's and now, even more! 🥰
Awesome!
Yeah I love them too
My grandmother (Indigenous Australian) loved the raven so much that she named me 56 years ago.
@@ravenblue7805 ...wow! Great name, great symbolism! Wise grandmother🥰
@@cattailer1077 Very wise. She was born blind in the bush and from when she could walk, ravens would follow her. After a while they’d land on her outstretched arms. Apparently ravens communicate to neighbouring groups in the bush, who is a friend and who is not. So the further she wandered, the more she was recognised. And they knew enough to know to lead the way, purposely squawking, back to her home. The ancestors of these ravens I see today certainly had great love for my grandmother. 🙏🏾♥️🙏🏾
When I lived in the Netherlands in 5th floor attic apartment, I had my computer by the rear widow (no screen, as most of Europe). Everyday a raven would come to my window and one day it left me small beaded chain and I thanked it. I would in exchange feed him wild bird food and he loved it. We became fast friends and it even learned to say hello and speak. When I moved back to the USA I left the new tenant in the appartment a letter explained what his/her task would be and how ot interact with the Raven. He was an awesome and intellingent bird. It even learned a few words and phrases over time.
I have a magpie that taps his beak on my lounge room window when he wants something to eat. Out comes the wild bird food. He eats his favourite seeds and leaves the rest. The pigeons wait patiently till he's finished then hoover up what's left. So very clever.
In recent years, I’ve learned to respect ravens and other corvids.They are truly amazing birds.
Better late than never! 😁👍
Be nice to them, Corvids hold grudges and they remember faces lol
Crows? Grubby little turds but I love em.
Ravens? Badass, beautiful goofballs.
Magpies? Inconsiderate, conniving narcissists who choose violence 100% of the time.
YEARS AGO MY NEIGHBOR HAD TWO RAVENS. THESE BIRDS WHERE HER WATCH DOGS. NO ONE GOT BY THE BIRDS. SPOKE JUST LIKE HUMANS.
This bird has more personality than most people ive met in my life, hes more than a bird, hes what we as people as humanity should be.
I've always loved Ravens, they are so smart and beautiful 😍.
Sad to hear of his passing. What an amazing character Mischief was.
cite your sources.
@@eggchin9721 It is pinned by GeoBeats Animals in the comments. Use your eyes before you make a ridiculous error. PS Egg all over your face, not just your chin.
@@John-gv2ug wow.....why the nastiness?
The comment just asked your source
@@poorthing Not nasty. The source was the host of the channel and the comment would have been directly under my initial one. So, simple fact, Eggchin stuffed up monumentally twice, didn't look properly and made a redundant comment (With poor grammar also.). If I'd called him/her an idiot, that would have been nasty and many others would have done that. Nice of you to jump to someone's aid but don't waste your time defending the indefensible (That makes you a beige instead of white knight.). PS You also should try beginning a sentence with a capital letter (Again, simple fact not nasty.)
@@John-gv2ug Nobody likes you
I'm a bird watcher and totally enjoy these smart guys. You're a true blessing to them.
Mischief is beautiful, smart, truly an intelligent and wonderful little soul! His voice when he says "hi" is sooo cute!! Here in Canada, the Raven is an extremely important part of many Indigenous societies. We could learn from them! Sooo grateful Mischief is 20 years old- here's to 20 more special sweetheart!!👍🎈
🤗💖🍀🐾🌈🇨🇦☘️⚜️
One time when we were in a zoo, we saw a raven that was laughing like a child because he mimicked all the babies and toddlers passing by . It was amazing xD
I've watched Mischief's videos before, am happy you are featuring him here. ❤
Great!
“Go to your perch”
Well someone wants to cause some chaos
The new world order is here!
@@nvmffs No, it does not.
"A NEW WORLD ORDER AWAITS!"
-Tim Curry, 1943
I've always been afraid of them. I always associated them with evil. Too many movies I guess. Lol now I think they're actually sweet smart and pretty birds. Thank you
Thanks for the comment!
Can you imagine how scared they must be of us then?
see what movies and tv do to us. Holly Wood is the type of wood they make magic wands from.
@@debbieholts7369 in the dark ages ravens were scary for the ppl too, they seem so clever and were back then that they prob. outsmarted not just 1 in 10 ppl but many more.
Every animal are sweet and smart
i was at the hospital, tending one of our prisoners who was sick. it was a long shift so after a few hours i took some time to go to this small garden just outside the ward, with some oreo. it was still wrapped and a raven took it away as soon as i put it next to me on the bench! 😂
but he didn't take it too far from me, it was only a few steps away and he was trying so hard to unwrap it. i tried to approach him but he flee. so i took an oreo and place it on the bench in front of me. he came back and ate it.
it happened a week ago, but everytime I'm on the hospital shift, i make sure to place some oreo on the same bench. it wasn't anything too special but for some reason, it makes my heart feels warm 😊
That raven might remember you now and even tell others about you! Ravens can not only remember specific people but even describe them to others who have never seen you before. Don't be surprised if some of the ravens seem to be a little less scared of you in the future!
I had one when I was a kid. come back to the house every year he was one cool bird
Never had bad views on ravens
We had one as a child.. he/she could say milk. But before we could train more they took off, but its what we wanted.. they were never caged. Just a rescued runt.
Sorry but I don't believe that for a second.
@@eggchin9721 its not that farfetched for people to rescue birds~
@@eggchin9721 why do you think someone would make that up, silly
@eggchin. Why would you say that. If birds are fed regularly, they will work out where to come and will recognise the person feeding them.
Ravens are super smart, at my mom's house they even do shows.
One dances on the telephone lines and then stops and looks around if people are paying attention.
And if noone pays attention he gets bored, finds some nutshells to jam a rain gutter or two for his own amusement.
:D
This is why Odin chose Hugninn and Muninn as his companions to tell him the news of the world each day. Skàl!
Sad that Odin is dead now.
@@rajaspydey I think they talking about the actual god from Norse mythology not the marvel movies.
Skål *
Hail Odin
The ravens ARE his eyes
What a beautiful, talented bird! I love these positive videos that show animals, birds etc being rescued and then having a great life. If iam having a bad day I just watch these videos and I realise how many fabulous, caring people There are in the world xxxxxx
The Elven Princess is back.
I have seen a lot of remarkable birds in my time, but Mischief was always special.
God bless you Mischief i didn't know you had passed.
How do you know?
@@elio3950 its literally the pinned comment
@@eeee-et4vw what?
Mother Nature knows her business. ALL the animals in this world are special
Awww !!! ❤️❤️🐦⬛🐦⬛🥰🥰🙂🙂
Mischief is the most AWESOME raven I've ever seen. Absolutely incredible !! I LOVE ravens and crows and I've always viewed both species with adoration, amazement, and complete fascination.
They're wonderful and quite delightful birds. I love interactions with them, and I appreciate & love both crows and ravens with all of my heart. 🐦⬛❤️
Dogs, parrots and ravens are such a blessing.
And can we just for a second talk about how beautiful Paige is.
Yeh she pretty but that's not really the point of the video
@@bloodangel19 ....i know that.
Absolutely, I could not agree more. I am in love with corvids ♡
Awesome!
They are wonderful birds! And such characters too, you can really tell they have big personalities
Awe, he's soo sweet! I have a Yellow Naped Amazon Parrot and I also have asthma. One day I was sitting by her and wheezing pretty bad. She started to mimic my breathing with the wheezing. I laughed so hard. Bird's are so cool.
The bird is gorgeous and so is the human.
Ravens are amazing...but Lyrebirds are on another level..amazing birds
Oh, I am so disappointed to hear that Mischief passed. Page is so beautiful both inside and out.
My great grandmother had a raven named Blackie and everytime she would come home Blackie would say “hi Nell”
Imagine sitting in the park and a raven flys down next to you and looks you right in the eyes an says.......... Hiiiii!
Go to your perch
Just greet back, you do not want to be rude.
We all would walk forward to Paige, she's magical.
😂😂
Extraordinary bird I've ever seen 😯
Didn’t know that they could talk like humans. Amazing and Adorable.
Their value isn’t dependent n their ability amuse us.
yes
“So next time you see and Raven, remember what they’re capable of” sounds like a warning
He’s just magnificent!!!! I adore him!!! 😍🥰😘❤️❤️❤️😍❤️
Both the raven and the girl are amazing and beautiful.
Wonderful 💕🙂
Thanks for watching!
That was a very enjoyable video. :-)
Glad to hear that!
He is smarter than most humans. Plus, HE CAN FLY.
I wouldn't say "most" 😂😂
Can't find my cap.....I think you might have it.
You must hang around pretty stupid people, bud
All birds can fly, what do u mean .-.
Wow, I think I want a bird now. These are very clever birds, as clever as talking.
Doesn't reshape my view at all, I already knew how amazing they are. Love ravens.
"Go to your perch" it's actually pretty creepy when he says it
I now know why Edgar Allen Poe was always tripping about that raven on his windowsill.
This explains why Vikings thought ravens were Oden lol
We had a crow at our wildlife rehab center who would be a lifetime resident bc he had no tail from poor nutrition as a baby.
He hopped all over the place.
A little bit of quality time spent with him and he bonded to whoever gave it to him.
If the person was neutral towards him, he showed his indifference right back.
It doesn't take long to befriend a bird but it its a strong bond when it happens and makes you feel very special and fortunate.
Raven ..you are a beautiful gift from God💕💕
I think ravens are beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for the comment!
Imagine hearing "go to your perch." While camping
I'd say
"Haha, that's so weird"
But then it would switch to
"Go Home"
And I'd freeze
The temptation to teach them bad words and phases is too much for me
Mischief is a good boy. He’s a very good boy.
When I was in elementary school at Lynnmour Elementary in North Vancouver, BC Canada we had a 🕊️ in our class. So birds have been in my life as long as I remembered.
crazy how a raven knows how to recycle but humans don't.
Humans know. Some just don't care.
@@GuantanamoBayBarbie2 no way, really?
@@averagesizedegg4791 yea dude i know its crazy
Lmao
If I'm not mistaken, crows are just about as smart as ravens.
Not really, IMO. Ravens are much better in solving the classic "treat on a string" puzzle, for one thing.
@Joshua Martenson Keas are perhaps equal to ravens, but not crows. Oddly enough, though ravens are adaptable and opportunistic, mankind's arrival in NZ seems to have led to their rapid extinction there, while keas still survive. Keas seem to be evolving to fill the raven's niche...
And parrots
With the greatest respect, my dear sir or madam, I think you are mistaken in this case. Cows are most certainly not as smart as ravens.
They aren't. Crows are smart, but Ravens are far smarter.
This raven is more human than some human i knew.
It melts your heart!❤️🇮🇹🇬🇧🇺🇸🌹
What a wonderful young lady.
Mischief: "go to your perch"
Me: "did he Sound like Microsoft textospeech?"
"Next time you see a raven, remember what they are capable of."
This is not a threat.
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I knew a raven that barked like a dog, when he felt threatened.
Just love crows and ravens so darn smart and cute! Magpies too!
Shes is s00 blessed to be able to be around such creatures
You guys also have to look at the raven who says "Nevermore" like a real life Poe story,
And then "Wakawakawaka"
I love God’s creatures of his creations. How can we not!
Evolution is wonderful ;)
Edgar Allen Poe: quote the raven..... "nevermore!"
Mischief: **enters head into bucket.... "Hi!...... Hi!" 1:39
R.I.P. sweet Mischeif.. fly high and free lovely boy..
Amazing. One of our sacred birds
I wanna teach like 100-200 of these birds to say "DIE" and then set them free in a park to freak people out.
Lmao
That's hilarious 😂😂
You weirdo man 😅
So that's what Bran was doing during the battle for Winterfell.
*Make friends with a flock of ravens and teach them all the word "Run" so next time a person cycles or walks by them, they keep being told "Run" by one or more ravens*
He's gorgeous! 😊 Awwww!
Ravens and crows have been one of my fav animals since a long time ago. They are pretty intelligent and amazing