Wildlife Specialist's Informative Thread Explains Why Some Crows Kill Each Other

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May 30, 2019 8:00 PM EDT

Dr. Kaeli Swift broke down the reasons why crows sometimes kill each other, and how those actions aren't isolated to their own species. Moral of the story is that crows are some real tough mofo's, and we should be wary of them all. 

If you're looking for more fun knowledge about birds, we recommend checking out this fascinating Twitter thread on what makes ravens so cool.

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