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Corvids like the crows and magpies mentioned are remarkably smart animals, so not too surprising.
by fmajid 3y ago
Corvids like the crows and magpies mentioned are remarkably smart animals, so not too surprising.
- lambdasquirrel 3y agoThose nests look like a work of contemporary art too. Such detail! So organic!
- defrost 3y agoNothing can stop The Caws of Art.
- chadcmulligan 3y agoand the cockatoo https://youtu.be/1FvD3NebLxE https://youtu.be/1FvD3NebLxE
- pjmlp 3y agoParakeets/budgies as well. My parents had a couple that learned by themselves how to open the sliding door of the cage, so they would take turns going for walk inside the house, while the other one would lift and close the door.
- yareally 3y agoHah, speaking of budgies, I failed to latch the door on my budgie's cage one day and the cheeky little fella figured out he could push it open to escape. We originally found him at a bird feeder outside, so I should have known he was clever enough to escape if he wants. It's easy to underestimate them with how silly they act, but never again. He gives me green cheek conure a run for his money on intellect.