Imagine someone just chilling at a park when they see some lady in a creepy mask with a dead crow go past and all the other crows gathering around like it's some sort of ritual
A crow was stuck in my grandma's chimney behind the flue. I got him out with gloves and a mirror and when I took him outside there were dozens of concerned crows making a ruckus. As soon at I let him go they all gathered around him in the same tree. It was very obvious they were concerned and quite intelligent.
I have seen a crow funeral. I feed the crows and have done so for many years so they always feel safe in my yard, the 30 tall trees doesn’t hurt either. Several years ago our cat had a very remarkable kitten, his name was Orion. He was black like the crows, and black like his mother. He was not allowed out but eventually he got out because he was a curious and spirited boy. One morning I woke up to find 100+ crows in the trees in my backyard all of them doing their Funeral cry. My heart sank because I could not find a Ryan and I had some inkling of what was going on, I walked outside I circled the block and they’re on the busy road way behind my house with my baby Orion he had died. The crows called me and told me that he had passed and they stayed for sometime. Sure he was black like them, but on some level I think they understood that he was my baby and they were sad on my behalf. I will never forget that morning or how it felt.
@Liam Caruana well i guess its how you pronounce it. But the one wowel is o and the other is e. Maybe similiar word thingy cant remember whats its called.
Oh this is why the crows would always be loud when my cat was outside, they remembered for years that he once killed one of them. I thought they were only bullying him but they were protecting eachother
You'll also notice that crows give a minor danger call for cats (seeing them as a small threat) but a much more pronounced danger call for humans, recognizing that we pose a much greater threat to their safety. It's like: "caw caw caw" when a cat is wandering through the yard and "CAW! CAW! CAW!" when a human steps outside. :)
@@taekwondotime That's not true at all. It's quite the opposite. Cats kill vastly more crows than humans do. Many humans often feed crows, and even humans who don't try to feed crows may leave behind trash that crows like, whether food they can eat or trinkets they can collect. Crows don't respond positively to seeing a cat, whose only interest in crows is to hunt them, but many crows will respond positively to seeing a human.
@@Oiltuber Cats don't hunt crows. A crow is far too large for a cat. They're practically the same size. Crows DO make more noise when they see a human vs a cat because the human is the greater threat... especially when you encounter crows in places other than city parks. Want more proof? Crows will sit in a nearby tree and caw when there's a cat passing through. Those same crows won't even feel safe being in a tree when a human is present. They fly away.
@@taekwondotime You realize your original comment was in reply to someone telling the story of how a cat killed a crow? You are way underestimating cats. A crow is not too large for a cat, and cats kill crows all the time. Crows are mostly indifferent to humans, and some will even approach humans for food, water, or trinkets. Crows caw when there's a cat passing through to warn each other because they know cats can be a threat to them.
Personal Anecdote: A few years ago, one of the black cats in my apartment complex killed a crow and after that the crows recognized her and would attack her (and only her) whenever she went outside. It always astounded me that they knew the difference between her and the other cats. Even the other black ones.
@@btaylerpackard2475 It doesn't matter. Keeping cats indoors for the sake of wildlife, the domesticated animals, and even humans is the most moral, ethical, and humane mode of behavior, and that applies to every cat-keeping person, globally.
[Quran 5:31] Then Allah sent a crow digging the ground, to show him how to cover his brother's corpse. He said, "Woe to me! I was unable to be like this crow, and bury my brother's corpse." So he became full of regrets. Mentioned 1400 years ago.
@@angelmon588 it's a long story of first murder on the earth, the story of Adam's childrens. I can't explain it well on this comment (my English is bad af), but here is the video ruclips.net/video/ctM4pA5CeWg/видео.html
One afternoon I was at my house and heard a strange noise coming from outside. Eventually i noticed it was maybe 100 crows cawing loudly within a single tree. Eventually I saw a single crow fly in from the distance and land in the tree. In an instant the noise stopped and every single one of them took off together. Was one of the most incredible things I've ever seen. Such an organized effort just make sure a single member of their group didn't get left behind. They truly are remarkable creatures. Full of compassion and virtue.
I've only seen one in my life but its a different species located here in Mexico called "Chanates", they are too known for their intelligence but they are smaller and more compact than crows.
I unfortunately saw one once. Poor dude got electrocuted on a electric pole. It wasn't too gruesome (no blood), just a charred body. Hope I never have to see something like that again.
I witnessed a crow funeral, after one got zapped on the power line. It was very unnerving, as it started small but quickly grew to dozens or more and became very loud. Their sound actually got me out of my house to go see, whereupon I saw the dead crow and figured that's what the fuss was about. In the end it was a moving experience.
DumbDuck44 In a world with only two choices for a single position of power - like a game of sport, you'll find people cheering for a color - instead of a thought.
TIL conservatives think they're smart as crows. There's actual scientific studies that show conservative viewpoints are held by those with lower IQ and more cowardly/fearful personality traits. I wouldn't be surprised if a lack of self-awareness was also correlated with such viewpoints, but that's quite hard to measure.
Actually, the crows are trying to find out how the crow died so none of the other crows can suffer the same fate. You could call it... A murder investigation
Omg this is exactly what I observed a couple years ago. I went running one morning and I noticed a dead crow on the road. Soon I observed a couple of crows absolutely losing it. They were soon joined by many more crows and after a while everything went quiet and somber. It was then that I realized that I was actually a part of a crow funeral. RIP.
I threw a stone into a tree full of crows in my garden once, and ever since-for years and years after-they've been haranguing and scolding and cawing at me since. When someone else leaves or enters my bungalow and crosses my garden, they are quiet, but when they see me-even if it's down the street, approaching my home-they begin a ruckus, alarming and warning each other of my impending presence. The grey-necked Indian house crow remembers faces, for years even, and it even holds a grudge.
I was some 13 years old when I threw stones at Crow nest while visiting my uncles house for Short stay..... Then for next 1 months Crows daily attacked me. When I returned to my home some 40 kms away. Crows still attacked me even 5 years later. Now attacks are stopped
Crows are by far my favorite animal, I always love when more people get exposed to how amazing and intelligent these beautiful birds are. Thank you, Deep Look, for your consistent high quality content.
I've experienced it personally. I remember to have captured a crow and in the next 15 minutes all our compound was filled with hundreds of them chanting and trying to liberate their friend. They are highly and intelligently sociable.
it's surprising the crows didn't attack her.. at times we find dead crows in our backyard.. we immediately cover it up with something & burry it after sunset coz if the crows see you burying one of their's they will start attacking you whenever you step outside.. our dog once killed a crow & for days crows clawed & beaked her whenever she steped outside..
A dog could never kill a crow, especially more than one. Crows are very smart and they live in trees. I have a dog and they never attack, they just bark.
I read this curious finding about a raven in Alaska (I think it was Alaska) that would play dead by falling onto its back with it's legs up everytime one of it's own kind neared a carcass the raven had found. Ravens were a nuisance in the area and people had been poisoning carcasses to help kill off the birds. So the birds had learned to associate a dead raven by a carcass as food to stay away from. So one clever raven took advantage of that by pretending to be dead each time so it didnt have to compete over the food.
@@stevenkunkle3857 I remember something about them breaking into garbage cans, but that might have been a different raven article. I personally don't see any reason to be poisoning birds, nor do I condone killing just because a person feels inconvenienced 🤷♀️
New Message Also crows bury there dead , The crow is mentioned in the Quran for burying another crow , when the son of Adam killed his brother he didn't know what to do to the body and was in shock so he saw two crows fight then the left one burried the dead after digging its grave , the son of Adam named qabil said ....i couldn't even be like this crow and he felt regreting.
You know what the Spanish say, "Raise ravens and they'll peck your eyes out". Not exactly crows but still members of the same corvid family. Symbols of death. I find them slightly fascinating but mostly ominous and scary.
smetlogik Also crows bury there dead , The crow is mentioned in the Quran for burying another crow , when the son of Adam killed his brother he didn't know what to do to the body and was in shock so he saw two crows fight then the left one burried the dead after digging its grave , the son of Adam named qabil said ....i couldn't even be like this crow and he felt regreting.
When one of my pigeons died, her mate was very upset. He wouldn't leave her side as she was lying on the floor. He kept walking around and around her, looking at her from all angles. After I moved her, he was still wandering the area looking for her. They can be very intelligent but they are also prey animals, so in the wild they are too wary to linger in one spot and allow themselves to be distracted for long.
Darcey Mussey, I raised mostly white homers years ago and now I have pet chickens. My neighbors thought they were doves, which was the idea. Recently I told a friend it's too bad this hobby is gone since people are more interested in electronics. My only problem now is I don't eat chicken anymore but I don't fault anyone who does. I just can't do it.
Prey animals tend to be dumber than predators. Dolphins eat fish and even whales, remember, and humans hunt everything. Elephants are pretty much the only exception I think of a smart herbivore.
Great, now I'll be haunted by a masked woman carrying a dead crow in my nightmares from now on... she looks like the female version of leatherface in that thing holy Christ.
As soon as I saw it my first thought went to Leatherface. Definitely not something _I’d_ want to see while at the park, especially if dozens of crows were squawking warnings about her high up in the trees.
Pigeons do this too...but pigeons recognise members of their community. I've watched pigeons all my life, their sense of community is incredible and they never forget a face.
I witnessed an incident like this 20 years back. They gathered in a circle and as if mourning for the dead, they just lowered their heads for a few seconds
I had this experience with crows when I , along with my friend tried to rescue a not so grown up crow, recover from its fall from a tall tree( believe me when I say it was tall) . The moment we picked the bird up and put it on a pile of clothes or smth, a bunch of other crows gathered on the trees nearby and began doing their crow funeral stuff. God ,was it loud! I now have to think twice before helping another crow in need.
I watch their videos everytime so i get more knowledge than the knowledge i get in school! I learn so much in the internet and especialy in their videos! I really love science so i watch most of their interesting videos before my online class will begin. Thank you Deep Look for this! Its very helpful! And im proud that the narrator sounds like she likes the topic she is talkinv about every time! Her voice is really soothing. Its like she is not bored of what she is saying at all compared to the other narrators of videos. Keep up the good work!
@L T Albino Crows aren't too rare actually, but because of their colour, they are often alienated and isolated from other Crows... This way, they can't find a mate who will accept them to pass on the Albino Gene; they become forever loners 😭😭😭
I sat and watched a murder of crows attack a hawk for over and hour because the hawk had one of their comrades in his talons. They truly look out for each other. I wish I had friends like that
I have observed a crow funeral and walked into the middle of another funeral. Both were very quiet and respectful. The one I attended must have had at least 500 to 600 crows. Every one of them were silent for hours. Except 1 crow that was wailing. It sounded like the crow was weeping for their loved one. Still gives me the chills 12 years later.
Awesome video! I witnessed something similar with ibis' where one had died in a lake and eels were starting to notice it. Other ibis' crowded the water's edge where it was and seemed genuinely disturbed. Animals are far more intelligent than most give them credit.
Saucy Doggo No they didn't It's that the crows that have seen her holding the dead crow associated her with danger and sounded the alarms when they saw her again When crows saw her again they sounded the alarm again which alerted new crows that she is danger making the sound themselves Now if one of them was miles away with another murder and it saw the mask again it will sound the alarm and new flock will be introduced to the danger
Blobstermob in the park She was experimenting in the same park Some crows weren't there the first time it happened but in the second time when they were accompanying the ones that were present And they have seen the reaction they learned to associate it with danger
Khaled Hudhud Yes that's what I said. I stated even the crows who weren't there the first time associated the mask with danger. It was implied that their reaction was based off the other crows.
lol you were quite clear in your first message, no idea why some people don't read carefully before replying. And by the way, that conclusion from the experiment is remarkable. They can transmit knowledge for generations!
When I was a kid I used to scare the shit out of crows in my yard with sticks and rocks. Those crows had always remembered me and screamed crazy whenever they see me. Even their offsprings to this day still make noises when they see me in the yard, even though they haven’t seen me bothering them. They can pass down information from generation to generation and they also recognize human faces.
Thrre is a story here published in the newspaper about the problem of crows in the neighbourhood. One of the man living there chased some group of crows and accidently killed one of them. So each time he went out they attacked him.
The word 'murder' makes the crow group sound cooler/darker than they really are. Although I am a big fan of the movie 'The Crow' starring Brandon Lee, a 90s comic book film classic.
1st time: free meal 2nd time: you see a reflection of yourself, died, motionless in the hands that fed you. 3rd time: you are not sure about the food you are fed anymore. Are they really peanuts at this point...or were they really the peanuts that you ate before?
I have no crows in my country but I thought crows were scary when they make a sound like that , I never knew that crows were very smart ! Thanks for this video !
The crows I fed at the bus station recognize me and come sit beside me when i brought food for them.I feel so lucky and was like Itachi and bcoz of Itachi Uchiha I love crows. Lol. 😂💐
I came home from work one morning around 7a.m. and I heard all these crows in the trees all gathered together. It was really cool and really eerie at the same time. So I went to my computer and looked it up. I believe it was a crow funeral. I love crows their intelligence amazes me.
Crows and ravens are some of the most intelligent birds out there! It was a good thing she wore the mask, because they recognize the faces of those who will help or harm them! Such gorgeous, intelligent creatures! ^^
I walked up on a single crow standing over another dead crow in what i would have to describe as much more than just survival instinct or investigation. The way it looked at me and then back down at what I imagine was its family seemed to show deep emotion. These are smart birds..
That would be a bad idea. Crows can remember faces for a few years and will hold a grudge. If she wants to go to that park without getting harassed she shouldn’t do that
It's possible that they might recognize your eyes, body posture, and height, even your clothes. Crows do have much better eyesight and possibly better long term memory than us humans.
Should've had a control run in the beginning with only the mask and no peanuts or dead crow, just to get a baseline for how creepy the mask is on it's own
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Imagine someone just chilling at a park when they see some lady in a creepy mask with a dead crow go past and all the other crows gathering around like it's some sort of ritual
People put what was happening together faster than you might imagine. So then it just became a great moment of public science
I know, RIGHT!
I would be scared too
She's summoning the devil.
🤣
Crows: *gets scared*
People in the park: *also gets scare*
Rofl
The next thing you know are people flying around and cawing at her too.
😁
Crow in 18th century Victorian London East end:*sees a general that has been beaten to death *OH BLOODY #### WAS TIS CAUSED BY THAT EDWARD FELLO!?
Nah it's in Seattle, they're used to weird stuff :v
A crow was stuck in my grandma's chimney behind the flue. I got him out with gloves and a mirror and when I took him outside there were dozens of concerned crows making a ruckus. As soon at I let him go they all gathered around him in the same tree. It was very obvious they were concerned and quite intelligent.
Did they recognise you after?
@@naomitan8032 it's been 2 years... clearly Vegan Dave didnt make it. 😗
Crows got to 'm.
Such a pity…
Crow: OH GOD, SHE’S GOT JERRY!!!
Crow: SOUND THE ALARM!!!!
OH GOD MAYBE SHE'S THE ONE WHO KILLED BILLY
ABD JEFF AND OR EVEN MATT!!!
Wait a minute...
*whErEs KylE?!?!*
I love this comment section
Stop you under arrest for Murder
If i saw someone with that creepy mask, id start cawing like that too..
why caw when you can run the frick out of there
Caw!
Daryl Thomas 😂😂
@@czarthetsar2968 no, caw!
AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA
I have seen a crow funeral. I feed the crows and have done so for many years so they always feel safe in my yard, the 30 tall trees doesn’t hurt either. Several years ago our cat had a very remarkable kitten, his name was Orion. He was black like the crows, and black like his mother. He was not allowed out but eventually he got out because he was a curious and spirited boy. One morning I woke up to find 100+ crows in the trees in my backyard all of them doing their Funeral cry. My heart sank because I could not find a Ryan and I had some inkling of what was going on, I walked outside I circled the block and they’re on the busy road way behind my house with my baby Orion he had died. The crows called me and told me that he had passed and they stayed for sometime. Sure he was black like them, but on some level I think they understood that he was my baby and they were sad on my behalf. I will never forget that morning or how it felt.
very sad but nice they still acknowledged your cat
Thanks for sharing this story :"
Why he gotta be black
Thank you for sharing! What were your thoughts in that moment?
You do know it was probably the crows that killed your cat right??
*Puts on mask
CROW: I've never met this man in my life
Àlex Ros Roger “Wait a minute. Who are you?”
And wig,
*women
@@sumaiyakausar9482 bruh
@@sumaiyakausar9482 thats the original template from marvel i think, so the meme wouldnt be messed up
*"ive never met this man in my life"*
Narrator: "it lets out a *PIERCING* call!"
Crow: c a w
Right!!! When I heard him say that and all it did was it's normal caw, I looked at my phone like the eagle in your profile pic! 🤦♂️
Lol
0:36
IKR
Yeah XD I was expecting something loud for a second
Crow:*see a dead crow*
Crow: EMERGENCY MEETING!!!!!!
this is the one among us reference I will ever tolerate
@Liam Caruana no it doesnt
@Liam Caruana well i guess its how you pronounce it. But the one wowel is o and the other is e. Maybe similiar word thingy cant remember whats its called.
AMOGUS SUSSY WHEN IMPOSTER IS SUS HAHHHAA
@@dislikebot I genuinely hate among us memes they’re cringe and the reason why among us died (ppl started teaming etc.)
Oh this is why the crows would always be loud when my cat was outside, they remembered for years that he once killed one of them.
I thought they were only bullying him but they were protecting eachother
You'll also notice that crows give a minor danger call for cats (seeing them as a small threat) but a much more pronounced danger call for humans, recognizing that we pose a much greater threat to their safety. It's like: "caw caw caw" when a cat is wandering through the yard and "CAW! CAW! CAW!" when a human steps outside. :)
@@taekwondotime That's not true at all. It's quite the opposite. Cats kill vastly more crows than humans do. Many humans often feed crows, and even humans who don't try to feed crows may leave behind trash that crows like, whether food they can eat or trinkets they can collect. Crows don't respond positively to seeing a cat, whose only interest in crows is to hunt them, but many crows will respond positively to seeing a human.
@@Oiltuber Cats don't hunt crows. A crow is far too large for a cat. They're practically the same size. Crows DO make more noise when they see a human vs a cat because the human is the greater threat... especially when you encounter crows in places other than city parks.
Want more proof? Crows will sit in a nearby tree and caw when there's a cat passing through. Those same crows won't even feel safe being in a tree when a human is present. They fly away.
@@taekwondotime You realize your original comment was in reply to someone telling the story of how a cat killed a crow? You are way underestimating cats. A crow is not too large for a cat, and cats kill crows all the time. Crows are mostly indifferent to humans, and some will even approach humans for food, water, or trinkets. Crows caw when there's a cat passing through to warn each other because they know cats can be a threat to them.
@@taekwondotime bruh did u even listen to the video
Personal Anecdote: A few years ago, one of the black cats in my apartment complex killed a crow and after that the crows recognized her and would attack her (and only her) whenever she went outside. It always astounded me that they knew the difference between her and the other cats. Even the other black ones.
That's fascinating woah
One time a mailman got attacked for months after upsetting some crows..
Please keep cats indoors, they aren't wildlife and should not be wandering at large.
@@EyeSeeThruYou they never said it was their cat
@@btaylerpackard2475 It doesn't matter. Keeping cats indoors for the sake of wildlife, the domesticated animals, and even humans is the most moral, ethical, and humane mode of behavior, and that applies to every cat-keeping person, globally.
*_"MURDERER"_*
*_"MURDEREEEEEER"_*
Is this RDR2 reference?
@@VAIBHAVMALHOTRA19 no its an a hat in time reference
now it's a Hades reference too
Edgar Allan Poe reference?
"You see her? Something ain't right about her."
-The Crows, probably
[Quran 5:31] Then Allah sent a crow digging the ground, to show him how to cover his brother's corpse. He said, "Woe to me! I was unable to be like this crow, and bury my brother's corpse." So he became full of regrets.
Mentioned 1400 years ago.
@@rizike6948 wow, i always read that ayat but just realized the meaning behind that now
😆😆
Abid Khairy can you explain it?
@@angelmon588 it's a long story of first murder on the earth, the story of Adam's childrens.
I can't explain it well on this comment (my English is bad af), but here is the video ruclips.net/video/ctM4pA5CeWg/видео.html
"So what do you do for work?"
"Oh, right now I'm ritualistically terrifying an entire community of crows."
Ngl, i wish i can do that as my job
im a scientist I scare birds for a living
Murder of crows lol
One afternoon I was at my house and heard a strange noise coming from outside. Eventually i noticed it was maybe 100 crows cawing loudly within a single tree. Eventually I saw a single crow fly in from the distance and land in the tree. In an instant the noise stopped and every single one of them took off together. Was one of the most incredible things I've ever seen. Such an organized effort just make sure a single member of their group didn't get left behind. They truly are remarkable creatures. Full of compassion and virtue.
Maybe they were waiting for their boss to arrive.
I just now realized that I've never seen a dead crow
Look in your closet.
They've burried.
I've only seen one in my life but its a different species located here in Mexico called "Chanates", they are too known for their intelligence but they are smaller and more compact than crows.
I unfortunately saw one once. Poor dude got electrocuted on a electric pole. It wasn't too gruesome (no blood), just a charred body. Hope I never have to see something like that again.
I always see dead ones in my city
I really didn’t know that this is rare
I witnessed a crow funeral, after one got zapped on the power line. It was very unnerving, as it started small but quickly grew to dozens or more and became very loud. Their sound actually got me out of my house to go see, whereupon I saw the dead crow and figured that's what the fuss was about. In the end it was a moving experience.
TIL: Crows are like Conservatives wary of threats and Pigeons are like Liberals and oblivious.
(somebody saw the reddit post about the crow funeral)
DumbDuck44
I am a liberal and agree..liberals in power have lost the plot
DumbDuck44
In a world with only two choices for a single position of power - like a game of sport,
you'll find people cheering for a color - instead of a thought.
TIL conservatives think they're smart as crows.
There's actual scientific studies that show conservative viewpoints are held by those with lower IQ and more cowardly/fearful personality traits. I wouldn't be surprised if a lack of self-awareness was also correlated with such viewpoints, but that's quite hard to measure.
I love how these episodes are 4 minutes or less but contain a lot of extremely useful information
Actually, the crows are trying to find out how the crow died so none of the other crows can suffer the same fate.
You could call it... A murder investigation
Lol very clever, I dig that!
Could it be because of the peanuts?
@@Bowser64798 and specially on halloween
@@Bowser64798 no people in that mask
“Delicious pancakes!”
The mask genuinely freaked me out when it first came up.
demon794 that one is worse than the one that leatherface wears
I knew she was coming up the hill and was expecting her cute face. It shocked me!
Same!
Demon794 same
Right in the uncanny valley
Omg this is exactly what I observed a couple years ago. I went running one morning and I noticed a dead crow on the road. Soon I observed a couple of crows absolutely losing it. They were soon joined by many more crows and after a while everything went quiet and somber. It was then that I realized that I was actually a part of a crow funeral. RIP.
I threw a stone into a tree full of crows in my garden once, and ever since-for years and years after-they've been haranguing and scolding and cawing at me since. When someone else leaves or enters my bungalow and crosses my garden, they are quiet, but when they see me-even if it's down the street, approaching my home-they begin a ruckus, alarming and warning each other of my impending presence. The grey-necked Indian house crow remembers faces, for years even, and it even holds a grudge.
You deserved it.
But if you do plastic surgery, will they still recognize your face? Hmm
I'm laughing so hard rn
You give them some treat next time that may change them .
I was some 13 years old when I threw stones at Crow nest while visiting my uncles house for Short stay..... Then for next 1 months Crows daily attacked me.
When I returned to my home some 40 kms away. Crows still attacked me even 5 years later.
Now attacks are stopped
I just imagined being a child at the park wandering away against my mom’s wishes and crossing paths with Ms. Leatherface carrying a dead crow.
Well not a child , but that would freak out me as well
lol
Welp, it'd bring me an instant cardiac arrest even as an adult
How often I want to see that mask again: NEVERMORE
David McCoul that was a raven silly silly man.
P.S. I’m sorry for calling you silly.
@@iamdergen dont be. We love it silly😂
"Quoth the Raven, Nevermore."
Underrated comment
I'm no crow, but I would freak out too. That mask is terrifying! -Scratchy The Eagle
True. I think I saw a similar mask in the underground avian horror film Zero Zone...
um what, lol?
It looks like the human skin mask from the Texas chainsaw massacre.
s u r right
Crows are so weird but cool
Crows are by far my favorite animal, I always love when more people get exposed to how amazing and intelligent these beautiful birds are. Thank you, Deep Look, for your consistent high quality content.
You are most welcome.
I've experienced it personally. I remember to have captured a crow and in the next 15 minutes all our compound was filled with hundreds of them chanting and trying to liberate their friend. They are highly and intelligently sociable.
it's surprising the crows didn't attack her.. at times we find dead crows in our backyard.. we immediately cover it up with something & burry it after sunset coz if the crows see you burying one of their's they will start attacking you whenever you step outside.. our dog once killed a crow & for days crows clawed & beaked her whenever she steped outside..
Why are multiple crows dying in your back yard? That's scary in itself.
@@mrEofPlanetEarth his/her dog
Crows typically don't attack humans. They're smart animals. They know we're dangerous. Probably don't feel too threatened by your dog tho.
A dog could never kill a crow, especially more than one. Crows are very smart and they live in trees. I have a dog and they never attack, they just bark.
@@catsforlife2765
Never is a pretty bold word
I read this curious finding about a raven in Alaska (I think it was Alaska) that would play dead by falling onto its back with it's legs up everytime one of it's own kind neared a carcass the raven had found. Ravens were a nuisance in the area and people had been poisoning carcasses to help kill off the birds. So the birds had learned to associate a dead raven by a carcass as food to stay away from. So one clever raven took advantage of that by pretending to be dead each time so it didnt have to compete over the food.
Wholesome
@@cheesecakelasagna yet sad how they poison to kill the birds
@@ppapaya2869 agreed.
I fail to see how birds can be a nuisance short of actively attacking people
@@stevenkunkle3857 I remember something about them breaking into garbage cans, but that might have been a different raven article. I personally don't see any reason to be poisoning birds, nor do I condone killing just because a person feels inconvenienced 🤷♀️
“And lets out a piercing call”
Crow: **caW**
-Flower Frost-
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I raised a few ravens back in my zoo days, and they are scary smart. There is definitely 'somebody home' in there, if you know what I mean.
I feed some crows in my neighborhood and that's what I tell people all the time. When they look at you it's almost like a person is looking at you.
*crow looks at you*
"Yo got some peeeeanuts?
Shockwave Shockwave I give them cat food
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Also crows bury there dead , The crow is mentioned in the Quran for burying another crow , when the son of Adam killed his brother he didn't know what to do to the body and was in shock so he saw two crows fight then the left one burried the dead after digging its grave , the son of Adam named qabil said ....i couldn't even be like this crow and he felt regreting.
You know what the Spanish say, "Raise ravens and they'll peck your eyes out". Not exactly crows but still members of the same corvid family. Symbols of death. I find them slightly fascinating but mostly ominous and scary.
One of the smartest animals on the planet. Sweet vid!
smetlogik Sometimes smarter than humans :-P
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Also crows bury there dead , The crow is mentioned in the Quran for burying another crow , when the son of Adam killed his brother he didn't know what to do to the body and was in shock so he saw two crows fight then the left one burried the dead after digging its grave , the son of Adam named qabil said ....i couldn't even be like this crow and he felt regreting.
Crows don't bury their dead, just for reference.
It's a bird! Why does animal always get the credit! It's a BIRD! And as a member of BIRDS UNION, I take offense!
Mohammed Sami bruh don't reference the Quran as a scientific source, that's foolish.
The music in every episode is very well made and is exactly written for that episode. This show is a gem
When one of my pigeons died, her mate was very upset. He wouldn't leave her side as she was lying on the floor. He kept walking around and around her, looking at her from all angles. After I moved her, he was still wandering the area looking for her. They can be very intelligent but they are also prey animals, so in the wild they are too wary to linger in one spot and allow themselves to be distracted for long.
Darcey Mussey, I raised mostly white homers years ago and now I have pet chickens. My neighbors thought they were doves, which was the idea. Recently I told a friend it's too bad this hobby is gone since people are more interested in electronics. My only problem now is I don't eat chicken anymore but I don't fault anyone who does. I just can't do it.
Darcey Mussey Being a prey animal - that’s a brilliant point
Same thing happened with my pigeons.whenever one of the mating pair members died it’s mate would mourn for days looking for it.
Prey animals tend to be dumber than predators. Dolphins eat fish and even whales, remember, and humans hunt everything. Elephants are pretty much the only exception I think of a smart herbivore.
Doves choose their mates for the rest of their life, like if their partner died, they won't look for love anymore lol
Great, now I'll be haunted by a masked woman carrying a dead crow in my nightmares from now on... she looks like the female version of leatherface in that thing holy Christ.
Glad I'm not the only one lol
As soon as I saw it my first thought went to Leatherface. Definitely not something _I’d_ want to see while at the park, especially if dozens of crows were squawking warnings about her high up in the trees.
That’s what I said before scrolling down. I imagined being a kid running into this creepy sight.
Pigeons do this too...but pigeons recognise members of their community. I've watched pigeons all my life, their sense of community is incredible and they never forget a face.
I witnessed an incident like this 20 years back.
They gathered in a circle and as if mourning for the dead, they just lowered their heads for a few seconds
Some even sing and dance
Anand Sravanam some wear black
Racist Billy heck yeah
,,c
Oof
Okay but if I saw a lady dressed like a horror movie villain carrying a dead crow I would RUN
I had this experience with crows when I , along with my friend tried to rescue a not so grown up crow, recover from its fall from a tall tree( believe me when I say it was tall) . The moment we picked the bird up and put it on a pile of clothes or smth, a bunch of other crows gathered on the trees nearby and began doing their crow funeral stuff. God ,was it loud! I now have to think twice before helping another crow in need.
At a crow funeral, the birds are buried in CAW-ffins
There they stay awake by drinking cawfee!
ehhhh, not really that *emusing* of a pun
Oh no. Here we go.
Well, when somebody croaks...
my dad liked this joke
I think this is one of the best videos to date.
Wow it really is!!! This channel is getting better and better it's amazing
I know, every time I watch their videos, there's a big smile on my face.
Have you asked the Video for a date yet?
I watch their videos everytime so i get more knowledge than the knowledge i get in school! I learn so much in the internet and especialy in their videos! I really love science so i watch most of their interesting videos before my online class will begin. Thank you Deep Look for this! Its very helpful! And im proud that the narrator sounds like she likes the topic she is talkinv about every time! Her voice is really soothing. Its like she is not bored of what she is saying at all compared to the other narrators of videos. Keep up the good work!
Someone remind me I want crows instead of doves at my wedding.
There are also white crows lol
@L T Albino Crows aren't too rare actually, but because of their colour, they are often alienated and isolated from other Crows... This way, they can't find a mate who will accept them to pass on the Albino Gene; they become forever loners 😭😭😭
@@neoresidentfuu-sician780 A moment of silence for our albino crow friends...
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@@neoresidentfuu-sician780 Wow so sad, i love crows 😔
First crow was like.
“Ay fam, dis boi be dead!!!!”
Other crows “Oh S***!!!!”
That’s what I got out of this video. XD
Accurate
thats all folks
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Crow is literally a real depiction of Skyrim guards, when you committed a crime, you either pay the fine (peanut) or pay with your blood.
I would be hella wary as well, that mask was terrifying
I've always admired crows. Despite the paranoia and fear of them, throughout history.
Jared Smith, one decided to swallow my toy car, it could have been the seagull that I dunked in black paint though.
And, With smart science , we all came to know that it was only a matter of community learning about dangerous places or figures!
I sat and watched a murder of crows attack a hawk for over and hour because the hawk had one of their comrades in his talons. They truly look out for each other. I wish I had friends like that
I always wanted a video of crows
They always amaze me, now I can show other why I like crows.
Ammar Khan Same here! They truly are magnificent
If 3 or more crows is a murder of crows..... what’s 2 called?
Attempted murder.
And if one of the crows is into Yoga, that's premeditated murder.
Banished From The Dwarf Planet Noice!
Manslaughter of crows
A pair
That was awful.. I love it
I have observed a crow funeral and walked into the middle of another funeral. Both were very quiet and respectful. The one I attended must have had at least 500 to 600 crows. Every one of them were silent for hours. Except 1 crow that was wailing. It sounded like the crow was weeping for their loved one. Still gives me the chills 12 years later.
Awesome video! I witnessed something similar with ibis' where one had died in a lake and eels were starting to notice it. Other ibis' crowded the water's edge where it was and seemed genuinely disturbed. Animals are far more intelligent than most give them credit.
It depends on the animal; clearly pigeons are not that intelligent.
Haha agreed, they're pretty oblivious.
Pigeons have been known to exhibit a high level of intelligence,I guess they just don't care.
nmheath03 pigeons definitely care. They can die of sadness because they refuse to eat if their mate dies.
Oh wow! I didn't expect to see you here! Seems like 3D printing is gonna haunt me everywhere I go 😂😂
What's interesting is that they were able to describe the mask to the other crows so that they all knew it was dangerous.
Saucy Doggo No they didn't
It's that the crows that have seen her holding the dead crow associated her with danger and sounded the alarms when they saw her again
When crows saw her again they sounded the alarm again which alerted new crows that she is danger making the sound themselves
Now if one of them was miles away with another murder and it saw the mask again it will sound the alarm and new flock will be introduced to the danger
Khaled Hudhud They mentioned that even crows that didn't even see the mask or dead crow associated the mask with danger.
Blobstermob in the park
She was experimenting in the same park
Some crows weren't there the first time it happened but in the second time when they were accompanying the ones that were present
And they have seen the reaction they learned to associate it with danger
Khaled Hudhud Yes that's what I said. I stated even the crows who weren't there the first time associated the mask with danger. It was implied that their reaction was based off the other crows.
lol you were quite clear in your first message, no idea why some people don't read carefully before replying.
And by the way, that conclusion from the experiment is remarkable. They can transmit knowledge for generations!
When I was a kid I used to scare the shit out of crows in my yard with sticks and rocks. Those crows had always remembered me and screamed crazy whenever they see me. Even their offsprings to this day still make noises when they see me in the yard, even though they haven’t seen me bothering them. They can pass down information from generation to generation and they also recognize human faces.
I really find crows beautiful.
Darwin Baguio I read it blyatiful lol
Same
Crows were like : " Female Michael Myers coming ! "
Vimorain ready your shotguns
Michelle Myers
Thrre is a story here published in the newspaper about the problem of crows in the neighbourhood. One of the man living there chased some group of crows and accidently killed one of them. So each time he went out they attacked him.
The word 'murder' makes the crow group sound cooler/darker than they really are. Although I am a big fan of the movie 'The Crow' starring Brandon Lee, a 90s comic book film classic.
Honest Asian Guy and he died on set, which is opening a conspiracy now
Now we know why crow always sound Ahh...Ahh...Ahh...
seems something sad and scary that disturbing to them
You know this fact is truly scary
I mean are crow see angel of dead when people dead or what haha
Also penguins mourn the death of their children and other penguins tend to comfort them 🐧
*The Troubling Incident of The Human in The Mask: by Worby the Crow.*
I’d scream if I saw someone in that mask too!
Whenever Halloween arrives, I'll see so many of them perched on a old dead tree.
A murder of crows reacts to a murder
😂👍
I got more scared than the crows when I saw the lady with the mask
The human equivalent is a random dead man and thousands of people swarmed around talking about who or what killed him
It’s amazing how those beautiful, intelligent animals are more respectful and protective of their dead then a lot of humans I know.
The creepy music does make the mask even scarier XD
Even when it's playing at the same time as the happy curious music ha ha ha !
Man kills a crow
Crows:Oh my god he killed Jerry
Man puts on mask
Crows:It's ok he's friendly
I love crows theyre so interesting, theres a lot of things that they can that will shock you. Good job Deep Look keep up the goodwork 😄
Thanks!
I also like the activities of row and i like your comment this video is awesome
I like this video please make more videos like this its a deep concept's and very nice video
Their intelligence rivals parrots
I get why she used a mask, But why in the world THAT MASK. If I saw her I would scream aswell
probably because its more entertaining
Crows recognize faces
lol
😂😂😂
Imagine befriending crows then when you die one gives a eulogy at your funeral
Apparantly, crows have better memories than me ;____;
Rubb zies
I don't think you would forget that mask when someone wearing it carries a dead body around your house xD
"h-hey whos that dead person shes carrying again?"
Short term memory... Dory is that you?
pigeons dont care but.......
crows and pepper ridge farm remembers
1st time: free meal
2nd time: you see a reflection of yourself, died, motionless in the hands that fed you.
3rd time: you are not sure about the food you are fed anymore. Are they really peanuts at this point...or were they really the peanuts that you ate before?
And as always, pigeons are idiots.
Toàn Khánh lol, aww
lapuli the lapis lazuli spider I go hunting for pigeons. It's easy just bring your favorite driver.
Does it make you feel special?
My son's a pigeon
Toàn Khánh....your hilarious
Thanks for letting me to be able to support you!
Thank you - we really appreciate it!
Horror movies and religion has played an important part in destroying Crows and Raven's reputation. These are intelligent birds.
That mask is spooky. Regardless of dead bird. Can't blame them.
I have no crows in my country but I thought crows were scary when they make a sound like that , I never knew that crows were very smart ! Thanks for this video !
Shallow look.
This episode was fascinating and left me wanting more, a lot more.
Deep look extended episode on this subject please.
Deeper look.
What do you want to see covered more ?
Clever Girls.
DANCER9op well, they *are* dinosaurs after all
yea, all coelurosaurs are extremely closely related to birds.
All birds are dinosaurs :)
Good timing too, Fallen Kingdoms almost out
You're going to get eaten now that you've said that.
Life will find a way
Pigeons just ain't got no time for that.
They have a different social structure to crows. It might also be a different reaction they are having, not enough info to say 'they don't react.'
"some never even saw the dead crow but they still learn to associate her with danger"
I also associate that mask with danger
I try to imagine what people thought seeing her wear that mask and walking around with a dead crow...
Mind blown 🤯
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I'd be scared as well. You'd see me in the same tree
The crows I fed at the bus station recognize me and come sit beside me when i brought food for them.I feel so lucky and was like Itachi and bcoz of Itachi Uchiha I love crows. Lol. 😂💐
That's awesome
"the flock erupts in protest"
in crowtest ;')
The internet has conditioned me to expect a row of crows dancing with a casket on their backs jiving to some music.
I have a theory that crows are reincarnated cops and detectives like how emu's ARE JUST REINCARNATED NINJA'S WITH AN ANNOYANCE LEVEL OF THE SCOUT
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@@ravenlover7924 no it doesn't I think
“Delicious Pancakes!”
@@lance2580 ?
@@ravenlover7924 Persona 5 reference to a detective character
That crow who first spotted the dead is a police or a detective perhaps
I came home from work one morning around 7a.m. and I heard all these crows in the trees all gathered together. It was really cool and really eerie at the same time. So I went to my computer and looked it up. I believe it was a crow funeral. I love crows their intelligence amazes me.
Crows and ravens are some of the most intelligent birds out there! It was a good thing she wore the mask, because they recognize the faces of those who will help or harm them! Such gorgeous, intelligent creatures! ^^
Twist is she actually killed someone and is wearing their face..
Thank you for that disturbing thought. =/
She's both doing this for the crows and humans.
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I walked up on a single crow standing over another dead crow in what i would have to describe as much more than just survival instinct or investigation. The way it looked at me and then back down at what I imagine was its family seemed to show deep emotion. These are smart birds..
I wonder how will the crows react when the lady takes off the mask in front of them..
Ameera Vlogs they'd probably never eat peanuts again, haha
They'd feel so betrayed!
That would be a bad idea. Crows can remember faces for a few years and will hold a grudge. If she wants to go to that park without getting harassed she shouldn’t do that
Weirdly they’re pretty unphased by it
It's possible that they might recognize your eyes, body posture, and height, even your clothes. Crows do have much better eyesight and possibly better long term memory than us humans.
Should've had a control run in the beginning with only the mask and no peanuts or dead crow, just to get a baseline for how creepy the mask is on it's own
calohtar There is a crow documentary where they did this experiment in more detail. You should check it out if you are interested.
The Red Salamander secret life of crows or the natgeo one?
Never mind it's called "a murder of crows" by nature. Even the same creepy mask in the thumbnail!
1:52
Crow: AYO THEY OUT HERE KILLING CROWS OUT HERE!! AYO! AYO!!
Why does a particular crow come to my house at a certain time everyday? Now, I always carry some peanuts in my pockets just for that crow...
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