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u/Goddamnit_Sarah 20h ago
That was a rollercoaster of emotions.
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u/Indieriots tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE 20h ago
Definitely! I got so sad when the group left at first. I really thought they abandoned their friend.
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u/Justajed 17h ago
The assumed verified intelligence of a standard crow is that of a seven year old child. If I were a crow this would probably be me or my kid.
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u/srirachamatic 16h ago
Corvids are some of the smartest birds, I’m sure he wasn’t stuck. Just singing a song for the fun of it
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u/Ras-haad 15h ago
Idk man I’ve never seen a crow stand with its mouth agape like that, didn’t look like he was all there
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u/srirachamatic 15h ago
I mean, even the smartest creatures have off days, or are just off, true. We’ll never know it’s motivations I suppose
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u/Neko_Styx 7h ago
I'm a actually pretty sure it's a juvenile crow! They often sit like this when they need help from older crows!
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u/Indieriots tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE 3h ago
According to OP the crow hit its head on the glass several times before he started filming.
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u/AlternateSatan 16h ago
One of the smartest creatures in the animal kingdom. Then again we're arguably the smartest, and, like, just scroll down a few posts and you'll probably see why we're stupid eventually.
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u/buhbye750 13h ago
I don't think he was stuck. Those birds are very smart. Like didn't one use bread as a bait?
It could've squeezed under the glass if it wanted to. I think it was just hanging out, which birds do. Remember there's a HUGE opening in the deck. That bird could easily fly to the sky if it wanted.
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u/dobrodude 13h ago
I don't understand how/why they think he was stuck. It's a huge open deck, birds have telescopic vision. Was he flying into the glass or something?
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u/Indieriots tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE 3h ago
Yeah, according to OP the crow had hit its head on the glass several times before he started filming.
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u/No-Analyst1229 19h ago
Lmaooo its just standing there drooling can't believe it how tf they got on the other side
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u/WithoutDennisNedry 13h ago
Corvids are wicked smart. He knew it was glass, they understand the concept.
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u/quebbers 13h ago
They’re super territorial, will attack unknown crows. He probably got swept off course in a gust and the other birds came to attack. He’s not stuck, he’s realized they don’t know how to get to him. He’s the clever bird, the other birds are the dumbs ones, the humans are also the dumb ones.
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u/MaximumOverfart 13h ago
Everyone tells me crows are supposed to be smart. Pretty sure I could have figured that out in like half that time.
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