Corvids love to pull tails. It's a strategy they use to distract an animal from eating so they can steal its foodpic.twitter.com/wN57zYGgeb
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Corvids recognize human faces use tools marry forever lookout for each other express empathy will mourn the passing of a clan member and have the ability to reason sorry favorite bird
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They also change migratory patterns to avoid areas (such as farmland) where other crows have been killed.
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And then other times, they do it for poops & giggles!pic.twitter.com/vJsuhTGjH9
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That cat isn't mad! It's very patient. Cat is letting birb smoosh its face.
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It makes me think of "You don't tug on Superman's cape."
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I wonder if that's why they are sometimes tricksters in mythology.
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