Crows actually have grudges
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Originally posted by henryhooverville View PostI for one welcome them.
Birds are actually pretty smart, Grudge-Holding Crows Pass on Their Anger to Family and Friends - 80beats : 80beats
Crows actually have grudges. Bastards tell their friends you didn't feed them or threw bread at them, so remember to be nice - they're smarter than me at least!
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In New Zealand they have Kea, which are large parrots. They are scarily intelligent. They are very good at stealing food from humans, they watch humans intently to mimic some of our behaviour and have been filmed using tools.
It's quite unnerving being in an area with them as you know they are watching your every move...Last edited by SueEllen; 10 December 2016, 23:41.
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New Overlords?
I for one welcome them.
Birds are actually pretty smart, Grudge-Holding Crows Pass on Their Anger to Family and Friends - 80beats : 80beats
Crows actually have grudges. Bastards tell their friends you didn't feed them or threw bread at them, so remember to be nice - they're smarter than me at least!
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostBah! How can you lot not be interested in little parrots?
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Clever little parrot
Heard of birds using bits of twigs to poke out ants etc. but this one is actually making the tools:
Cockatoos proven able to create tools - BBC NewsTags: None
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