Crows Can Do This?

#shorts

[wpbmmhc]

It's official, he's a happy boi

[richardsalinetrojr]

Crazy how intelligent crows are. I saw one outside my work one day and decided to leave it some chips on the ground as I went back in from lunch. Next day I saw him perched in the same spot again and so I decided to leave some more. 3yrs later and he shows up everyday for some snacks but now he leaves me a gift (usually something like a bottlecap or something along those lines, lol) on my car daily and its always in the same spot. Funny what kind of bond you can build with a wild animal just by interacting with them.

[averageguy]

Crows in horror movies: 💀
Crows in real life -

[Am_bread]

Why did it sound exactly like Stampy when he said 'Hello you' 💀💀

[Cheeseter]

bro was bouncing with so much joy, he couldn't help but to throw it back

[Damienkpruitt]

The “you’ve turned into liquid” gets me every time 😂

[confusedDruid]

Him saying "hello gwah" after the crow clicks at him made my heart happy 😊

[elvisravinskis]

"hello, lovely! What are you doing?"
He wants you to mate with him. 😂

[Real_Potato_Man]

**Bunnyhops**
**Twerks**
Truly a crow moment.

[HarkinTheSkunk]

I work at a nature center in my local area. When I first started out I was bit by the crow that I was assigned to take care of. After about 3 months of working with him he did this exact same thing, he would also sidle up to me asking for me to pet him. Crows are amazing and intelligent creatures! Truly a wonderful being to work with!

[jeffhartwick]

Crows are very intelligent and seem to be more connected with humans, showing anger or kinship when treated a certain way. Incredible memory, what an awesome sight, happy boy...

[Տkull]

Crows are so intelligent and form strong bonds with humans, it's amazing to see them express their happiness like this. It's heartwarming to witness their joyful and playful interactions.

[Jaronamooo]

Brings a whole new meaning to shake a tail feather.

[Adurite]

Crows jumping around in excitement is something I never knew I needed.

[rachelbowskill]

I nursed a baby crow who had lost his mum and I brought him up . Every day he would fly to the bus stop with me to catch my bus to work and without fail every day that little bird would meet me at the bus stop around 5pm.

I really loved him and miss him every day because one day he flew off to spread the seeds of love and he looked at me as if you say " we will meet again ".

Unfortunately I moved not long after so we never did meet up again but I miss him everyday . He wasn't just a crow, . He was my friend 💗. I will always love that little bird . Even tho he is a big boy now .

[kamica]

that's not a happy boi, but a happy girl, and she wants him to make her much happier xF

[sandro-offq]

Fun fact: crows are so intelligent they can actually prank each other.

[aqimjulayhi]

That ‘ellow yew’ is the Britishest greeting I’ve ever heard.

[marzthescum]

That’s a mating sign but at least shows he likes you tho thinks of you as a companion 🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️💯

[literally_ramiel]

From ivy, out middle, through our connector, LIKE A SPEED DEMON