It is comforting to now they retain superior advantages over us humans in my book.

This post was made by a real human not a crow

  • ayyy ( ayyy@sh.itjust.works ) 
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    6 days ago

    Keep wildlife wild. While you may be kind and careful, not everyone is. Wildlife being comfortable approaching humans frequently ends in their demise.

    • Blurntout ( Blurntout@lemmy.ca ) 
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      Agreed in general crows in particular are super good at recognizing individuals and adjusting behaviour accordingly and I’m not allowed to feed them to befriend them lol 😝

    • Swedneck ( Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de ) 
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      i mean crows haven’t been “wild” for centuries, if you wanted an animal designed to take advantage of human civilization you’d make a crow with fingers. It’s like how cats saw humans storing grains that attracted rodents, and said “hello i live here now and i expect payment for my services”