❓ why
Why do crows and ravens seem so intelligent?
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Quick Answer
They belong to the corvid family, which has large brains for their body size and advanced problem-solving abilities. They can use tools, remember faces, and learn from experience.
The Full Story
Crows and ravens are among the most cognitively impressive birds. Corvids have large brains relative to body size, and studies have shown they can solve puzzles, use tools, and plan for the future in limited ways. They also remember individual human faces and can pass that information to other birds. Living in complex environments likely favored flexible behavior and learning. Their intelligence is an evolutionary advantage for finding food and avoiding danger.
Key Facts
1.Corvids include crows, ravens, jays, and magpies
2.They can use tools and solve multi-step problems
3.They can remember human faces
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