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raven consideration
http://natureofbeast.typepad.com/the_nature_of_the_beast/2012/06/consider-the-ravens.html
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Study: Ravens communicate better than most of animal kingdom
Wild ravens in the Austrian alps have been observed using their beaks and body language to direct another raven’s attention to a specific object, marking the first time such complex gesturing has been documented in an animal outside of humans and their primate cousins. -
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Can crows read?
Crows can recognise and ascribe numerical meaning to symbols, a new study shows, suggesting that the unusually intelligent birds may be able to “read” numbers and simple icons. -
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In Connecticut, A Return Of The Raven
n the nest were three baby ravens, born this spring practically within the shadow of Hartford skyscrapers, a figurative exclamation point to the dramatic resurgence of the common raven in Connecticut, a bird that was anything but common for the past two centuries.
Crows are one of the world’s smartest birds
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Brainy Birds Live the High Life in Cities
The brainier a bird is, the better its chances are of thriving in a city, according to a new study that found many big-brained birds can succeed in urban environments.
Studying The Common Raven In Maine (audio)
An interest in ravens led John and Colleen Marzluff to a frozen cabin in western Maine to conduct ( Read more... ) -
Unjustifiable Crow and Magpie Cull Planned for March in UK
Just passing this on (sorry if it's already been mentioned here): http://crow-conglomerate.deviantart.com/blog/38933660/
~SD
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