Crows Can Distinguish Faces In a Crowd

© Donna L. Watkins

Crow in Our Backyard Garden

Have you ever thought that the crow sitting on your garbage can was giving you the eye? Not just watching you, but thinking about you?

Turns out, you were right. New findings by wildlife biologist John Marzluff and his students at the University of Washington in Seattle suggest crows are highly adept at recognizing human faces.

What’s more, the research has uncovered evidence that the birds use their keen perceptive abilities to distinguish between what they consider to be good and bad humans, forming opinions that can last for years.

Read on ... Crows Can Distinguish Faces in a Crowd

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