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Hmmm explained
https://www.popsci.com/turkeys-circle-dead-cat/

Crow Court is now in session
https://gfycat.com/fearlessveneratedatlanticspadefish-natureisfuckinglit-american-crow

Taste of Death wrote:Crow Court is now in session
https://gfycat.com/fearlessveneratedatlanticspadefish-natureisfuckinglit-american-crow

Law and Order: Crow Unit
https://qz.com/737261/when-a-crow-dies- ... vestigate/

Crows will "murder" (:)) injured or weakened crows because they attract predators that could endanger the whole flock. (:))

Steve James wrote:Crows will "murder" (:)) injured or weakened crows because they attract predators that could endanger the whole flock. (:))

There are other factors involved. Corvids (ravens, crows, and rooks) are the most human-like birds and ravens have been known to expel members as punishment for certain transgressions. Much of this type of behavior remains a mystery.

https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/bernd-heinrich/the-mind-of-a-raven/

There are other factors involved.

Yeah, but I was playing with the word murder. I didn't mean that was the only reason. Crows will kill rivals for mates, territorial intruders, just like other birds. Yep, corvids are the smartest birds, and humans haven't figured out all their behaviors. There are probably lots of reasons why crows were considered murderous --at least poetically.

There was a sighting of a crow court sentencing a fox once. The little poet.

Why do we have butts?

https://ed.ted.com/best_of_web/IX4YIGZp