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Video: Raven Intelligence

The raven’s intelligence and persistence are fascinating to observe. In Scandinavia, an unattended ice fishing line turns provides an easy meal for a clever raven — until the frustrated fisherman finally discovers the thief’s identity.

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08/27/2008 :: 03:49:07 AM
raziel Says:

when do we get to see the full episode online? ive been waiting for few months now

11/14/2008 :: 09:43:59 PM
terry Turman Says:

It was the raven that God sent to feed Elijah in IKings the seventeenth chapter, It is no wonder the raven is so smart!

12/06/2008 :: 02:46:15 AM
Joanne Says:

I teach bird classes. I would like to purchase this video to show to the class. Where can I purchase it?

01/22/2009 :: 05:25:34 PM
Barry Groom Says:

Almost every time when I was backpacking in the Western U.S. a raven would visit my campsite and leave me a feather for my collection. I would spend much time talking with them and they seemed to understand what I was saying. The Navajo believe the the raven is a wise bird who was known for leading the correct way for travelers and mystic’s. When I was at an all time low in my life in the Arizona mountains the raven would leave pebbles on my windshield wiper’s to cheer me up and call outside to get me out of the house and chuckle at me. Very cool animals!

03/09/2009 :: 03:10:43 AM
Vladimir Says:

I would like to second a request for the full episode. I absolutely love the ravens, and corvids in general. Something about them draws me in and has inspired a lot of my artwork. Great music in this clip too.

03/28/2009 :: 04:58:35 AM
Zubair Aziz Says:

Thanks for capturing the wonderful video for learning wisdom from Nature. Nature has the Greatest wisdom for all times.If,We some how learn to stay calm, we would see the greatest wonder of Nature every day.

06/06/2009 :: 11:10:35 PM
gayle harding Says:

I am in ocean city Maryland, there are a breeding pair in the pine trees and they are nesting right now tending to their young. One bird in particular flew down to me, sat on my deck and hopped down to chair next to me then to my arm of the chair and looked at me as if he was trying to communicate. I was stunned and barely moved due to the shear beauty of this bird. Plus, no other bird has ever done that to me. Now, I feed them and they are my true friends. A most intelligent species. I feel lucky to have had the experience and hope they stay around. Peace…

06/16/2009 :: 04:04:30 PM
Bob Barker Says:

I have become fascinated with ravens/crows/corvids after witnessing an interesting behavior this week. I was driving over a busy bridge and saw a raven eyeing a piece of meatlike matter in the street. It watched as the cars passed , and when a gap came jumped quickly to grab the morsel, then went back to its perch on the metal rail. This may not seem so impressive, but I thought of the countless squirrels and chipmunks that dart right out into traffice, seemingly oblivious. This bird knew what it was doing, judged the traffic, made its move when it had a chance, and got back to safety in due course. This was in busy traffic.

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