Sledding Crow In Russia
Yep, whether by ...
Yep, whether by accident or design, that is one sleddin' crow...
Even the crows are ...
Even the crows are drunk in Russia.
Crows are very ...
Crows are very clever. Crows can be taught to talk.
I absolutely amaze ...
I absolutely amaze and entertain..can i have it:-)
What... I was ...
What... I was expecting a 'In Soviet Russia....' joke.
Like a Boss
Like a Boss
hey if you like ...
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I guess we'll just ...
I guess we'll just have to wait until new and better tests are run. Sigh, those less exciting explanations sure are . . . less exciting. I know I'm being dumb to you, but I've heard and seen what wild birds can do, so I guess I choose to believe a crow can do stuff for fun. My bird messes with me for fun sometimes (or at least I think so, I mean, I can't think of another reason he would do the things he does).
No need to be sorry ...
No need to be sorry, there's nothing wrong with a good discussion and you weren't rude. They're definitely a very intelligent family of animals but tests of higher cognitive abilities, even in chimps, have shown it's incredibly difficult to provide evidence of abilities which aren't better explained by simple behavioural rules. It would be great to show that other animals do have these abilities but until the evidence is overwhelming, we have to assume the less exciting explanations.
Oh shoot, I thought ...
Oh shoot, I thought you were the first guy (balairjeff). Therefore, most of my arguments aren''t valid, and I'm sorry. But I heard of some study a few weeks ago about whether or not animals do stuff just for fun. That's what made me look this video up in the first place. And I find it easy to believe because I own a bird and I know how smart they can be. If a crow is even smarter than a parrot, then how much of a stretch of the imagination is it to imagine a sledding crow?
Googling something ...
Googling something isn't research. I'm perfectly aware of the issues surrounding the intelligence of corvids given the fact that I've studied it at a postgraduate level and most research concerning New Caledonian crows is carried out in the department I'm a member of. Videos like this prove nothing and don't count as evidence. I never said "it isn't" sledding for fun, I said that there's no valid evidence that it is. The burden of proof is on your positive claim.
Just because YOU ...
Just because YOU have never seen it doesn't mean there isn't any. Go Google it. And you certainly can't say "it isn't" because you can't accept that birds can be smart.
There isn't any ...
There isn't any scientifically valid evidence that I've ever seen, you certainly can't just say "it is" because you have no idea what's going on in the mind of the crow.
It is. There are ...
It is. There are tons of evidence that ravens and crows slide and sled in the snow for fun. They're probably the only animals besides us smart enough to do it. Why is it so hard to believe?
i'm not the one ...
i'm not the one who thinks a crow is consciously sledding....
@belairjeff LOL @ ...
@belairjeff LOL @ u xD
Crow Courchevel ...
Crow Courchevel haha
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Thanks!!
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You're so dumb ...
You're so dumb it's ridiculous.
that crow is ...
that crow is sledding, admit it...
the crow is simply ...
the crow is simply pecking at the cap, sledding? get a life people.
It ends so abruptly ...
It ends so abruptly! Is there a longer version of this video? I would love to watch it more...