I was impressed by the people’s concern for the bird, and by the bird seemingly knowing that these people could help him/her out in a way it couldn’t do by itself. I guess there is no mutual preening and grooming among ravens/crows – like the kind you see in primates.
I thought ravens and crows did to some grooming of each other, although I could be wrong about that. Maybe this one didn’t have any friends trained in first aid.
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Zion National Park, Utah
2012
Hi Larry,
I saw this video clip on YouTube about a crow that I thought you’d like to see. Here it is in case you haven’t seen it yet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlwxLtFQcrY&feature=player_embedded
Thanks Jeffrey, I hadn’t seen that one.
I was impressed by the people’s concern for the bird, and by the bird seemingly knowing that these people could help him/her out in a way it couldn’t do by itself. I guess there is no mutual preening and grooming among ravens/crows – like the kind you see in primates.
I thought ravens and crows did to some grooming of each other, although I could be wrong about that. Maybe this one didn’t have any friends trained in first aid.