THE CROW

 THE CROW

The raven can be a genus with the aim of birds. It seriously belongs to the corvids family. This is aimed at the birds that are known in many parts of the world, and its types, forms and species are numerous, and if it is dominated by the black color, it may be called the Noahic raven. The crow is distinguished by the prestige of its voice. It would have made the elderly pessimistic in order to see or hear his voice. Seriously raised his dark black color.

Is the crow a danger to humans?

The crow consumes carrion and the corpses of dead animals, and therefore it combines a large number of dangerous germs and microbes, and because by increasing its number, and because it is an element of survival in groups, the evolved crow begins to attack humans and steal their belongings, and thus poses a threat to the transmission of diseases to humans.

Who are the wonders of the crow?

The crows are not so afraid that predators are like hawks and eagles, but they are miles away so close that the eagle while it feeds on its prey so that it settles a little, then begins inside the chase, and the crows fly and pounce on a plane, and he has to noticeably reduce his head so that the crow does not strike him with his wing or tail. And after many instances, that maneuver the eagle gets bored and flies, leaving the rest so that its prey is eaten by crows.

The crow counts to 9

The crow could be the only animal he would have been able to count up to scale nine. Turned out to be by watching: a crow dwelled nearby in an attempt to a rabbit hole and was inhabited by nine trying to rabbits. Try to be known so that the crow is fond of collecting food and shiny things. It was observed that the crow had turned into a standing tree allowing you until the rabbits came out and left their burrow, and they weren't the next to try to the burrow to analyze things responsible except when getting the ninth rabbit to leave the burrow.

Types of crow

Corvus albicollis or Cape Raven (South, Central and East Africa)

Corvus albus (Coasts of Africa Seriously Center South Africa)

Corvus Benetti - Toddler Crowe (Australia)

Corvus brachyrhynchos - American sage (USA, southern Canada, northern Mexico)

Corvus capensis - Cape Crow, Black Crow or Cape Rock (Eastern and Southern Africa)

Corvus caurinus - Northwest raven (Olympic Peninsula seriously southwest Alaska)

Corvus Corax - The Raven

Corvus (Corax) cinuatus - crow

Corvus (Corax) varius morpha leucophaeus - Pied Raven both are extinct (Holarctic) varieties

Corvus Coron - Graby

Corvus Cornex - Hooded crow

Corvus (cornix) capellanus - masked crow

Corvus coronoides - Australian crow

Corvus crassirostris - thick-billed crow

Corvus cryptoleucus - Chihuahua crow

Corvus dauuricus - Daurian Jackdaw

Corvus enca - the slender-billed crow

Corvus (enca) Violaceous Crow (Philippines, Ceram, Moluccas)

Corvus florensis - Flores Crow (Flores Island)

Corvus frugilegus - common rattlesnake (Europe, Asia and New Zealand)

Corvus fuscicapillus - brown-topped crow (New Guinea)

Corvus hawaiiensis (formerly C. tropicus) - Hawaiian crow (Island of Hawaii)

Corvus imparatus - Tamaulipas Crow (Gulf coast of Mexico trying to Nuevo Leon seriously east Rio Grande Delta, seriously south Tampico, Tamaulipas)

Corvus jamaicensis - Jamaica Crowe (Jamaica)

Corvus Kupari - Mariana Crowe or Agha (Guam, Rota)

Corvus leucognaphalus - white-necked crowe (Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico)

Corvus macrorhynchos - Jungle Crow (Eastern Asia, Himalayas, Philippines)

Corvus (macrorhynchos) macrorhynchos - Big-billed crow

Corvus (macrorhynchos) levaillantii - Eastern Jungle Crow (India, Burma)

Corvus (macrorhynchos) culminatus - wooded area of ​​the Indian jungle

Corvus Mickey - Bougainville Crowe

Corvus Melory - Toddler Raven (South East Australia)

Corvus monedula - or Western Jackdaw (British Isles and Western Europe, from Scandinavia, North Asia, North Africa)

Corvus moneduloides - New Caledonian Crow (New Caledonia, Loyalty Islands)

Corvus nasicus - Copán Cru (Cuba, Isla Juventud, Grand Caicos Island)

Corvus orru - Torresian Crow or Australian Crow (Australia, New Guinea and adjacent islands)

Corvus insularis - Bismarck Crowe

Corvus ossifragus - Fish crow

Corvus palmarum - Palm Crow (Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic)

Corvus rhipidurus - fan-tailed crow (Northeast Africa and the Middle East)

Corvus ruficollis or Desert Raven (Northern Africa, Arabia, seriously Southeast East Asia)

Corvus (ruficolis) Edit - Somali Crow or Dwarf Raven (Northeast Africa)

Corvus sinaloae

Corvus Splendens or Indian House Crow (Indian Subcontinent, Middle East, East Africa)

Corvus tasmanicus or Tasmanian Raven (Tasmania and the adjacent southern coast of Australia)

Corvus (Tasmanicos)

Corvus torquatus - Collared Crow (Eastern China, seriously south Vietnam)

Corvus tristis - Gray crow or bare-faced crow (New Guinea and carrots)

Corvus typicus - Piping Crow or Celebes Pied Crow (Sulawesi, Munna, Botong)

Corvus unicolor - Banggai Crow (Banggai Island)

Corvus validus - extended-beaked crow (Northern Moluccas)

Corvus woodfordi - white-billed kru or Salomon Islands kru (Southern Salomon Islands)

Digestion of food in crows

The bodies of crows, like all birds for you, contain two parts in the abdomen that work for you to digest food in an unbroken and complete manner; The first actual section is the glandular abdomen, and he or she is responsible responsible for secreting digestive application enzymes, which enable the digestive application in order to launch the digestive processes, while the second section is the gizzard (or gizzard or muscular abdomen), this is a thick and full of muscle component. The crop is used to grind food to take advantage of the pellets, and the granules - which can be produced by the crop - are formed for nutrients remaining undigested, such as bones, sand, gravel, feathers, seeds and solid bodies. Crows, they are rather responsible responsible for their contribution to the breakdown of food, they are in addition a rather important source of calcium, and for the formation of egg shells inside the female body.

Food behavior of crows

The crow has a distinct feeding behavior that is responsible for the rest of the birds and animals, and the behavior may consist of the following:

 Searching in C language Sunlight hours Special hours Crows are a huge hobby in the early morning and in C language once you have noon; Therefore, her movement increases during this period of time, and her hobby of searching for food increases. Adaptation of food within all cycles in an attempt to the characteristics of crows that they adapt side by side to the different regions and seasons; They were anxious about worms and invertebrates during the spring and summer, when they fed their vast sums for the decomposing waste within the winter disperse. Consumption of Insects Crows eat a lot in an attempt to get insects into their diet, which is why the reason is rather useful for farmers, because crows feed for insects that are destroying crops such as weevils and grasshoppers. Food Thief and Deceiver Crows are deceptive birds. They are secretly watching over adult birds, to get for their nests as soon as you have them leave, or to prey on their young. Crows also distract other animals and birds to steal their food. Intelligence The crows are rather intelligent, they throw nuts in front of cars to be chopped in an attempt to get into the tires of cars and eat what's inside, and they also throw shellfish for rocks to break and eat what's inside. Research Despite the fact that crows are not well known for hunting, they do prey on and prey on small animals such as mice and frogs. Opportunistic crows are opportunistic birds, so they pledge away within their diet for a fruit thief trying to get into the trees quickly and unexpectedly. Find food below bottom crows positive Within harvesting for food even that below the bottom, they have abilities that specifically enable them to try to fly and pick up the food below the bottom instantly great.