Even though the brain structures of birds and mammals are different, a new study suggests that crows and primates have ...

We’re getting murdered — by a bunch of crows. Put to a test designed to gauge good decision-making skills, the feathered ...

Crows often gather to roost, forage, or communicate.

University of Tübingen researchers have shown that crows, when confronted with a visual choice, make a decision twice as fast ...

Don’t worry—a murder of crows in your yard isn’t a bad omen.

[Joshua Klein] is intrigued by crows, and in particular, their intelligence. He’s devised a system that may be able to train wild crows into performing useful tasks, such as exchanging lost coins for ...

Not many animals have the capacity to plan ahead, but the New Caledonian Crow is one of them. These birds were observed to keep a tool handy for later use, a degree of advance planning on the level of ...