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lizziebelle ([personal profile] lizziebelle) wrote2008-08-26 03:45 pm
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friend or foe?

There's a nifty article about crows on the NY Times site. It seems that they're able to recognize individual humans!

    Crows and their relatives — among them ravens, magpies and jays — are renowned for their intelligence and for their ability to flourish in human-dominated landscapes. That ability may have to do with cross-species social skills. In the Seattle area, where rapid suburban growth has attracted a thriving crow population, researchers have found that the birds can recognize individual human faces.


Neat!