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Is the buzz about Gorilla Crow real? | - Times of India - Vimarsana News

Is the buzz about Gorilla Crow real? | - Times of India

A peculiar sight in Nagoya, Japan, sparked global fascination as a crow strikingly resembling a gorilla went viral on social media. Speculation ran rampant until experts weighed in, revealing the crow's behavior, known as sunning, as the cause. This natural phenomenon provides birds with various benefits, debunking the mystery surrounding the 'Gorilla Crow.' The viral sensation serves as a reminder of the power of social media and the importance of seeking expert opinion amidst widespread curiosity.

Crows Find 'Pleasure of Accomplishment' and Show Positive Behavior After Utilizing Tools - Vimarsana News

Crows Find 'Pleasure of Accomplishment' and Show Positive Behavior After Utilizing Tools

Crows are notorious for frustrating attempts to keep them from tearing into garbage cans, however, would you believe that making tools makes them happy?

Woman Shares How Feeding And Creating An 'Army Of Crows' Near Her House Possibly Saved This Neighbor's Life - Vimarsana News

Woman Shares How Feeding And Creating An 'Army Of Crows' Near Her House Possibly Saved This Neighbor's Life

Crows have long been considered cunning. In fact, it’s now believed that they could be the second smartest animal after primates. Crows are able to solve complex problems spontaneously, so no wonder they are sometimes called “feathered apes.” And it seems like one Oregon woman who goes by the handle u/cranne has become quite a friend to them. In this Reddit thread, u/cranne shared a story of how she accidentally created an army of crow bodyguards who later started being defensive towards their human friend. Not only did the crows follow the woman whenever she went outside; on one occasi...