Crows
Crows
are
loud
birds.
They
are
known
for
being
very
smart.
Many
crows
use
tools
to
catch
or
open
their
food.
Crows
are
similar
to
ravens,
but
they
are
smaller.
Most
crows
have
black
feathers.
This
helps
them
hide
in
the
shade.
Some
crows
also
have
white
or
gray
feathers.
All
crows
have
strong
beaks.
Crows
live
all
over
the
world.
They
often
build
nests
in
trees.
Crows
live
in
groups.
In
the
winter,
thousands
of
crows
roost
together.
This
helps
them
stay
safe
and
warm.
Crows
will
eat
almost
anything.
They
hunt
small
prey
such
as
frogs
or
mice.
They
also
eat
plants
and
carrion.
Sometimes
they
steal
food
from
people
or
other
animals.
Crows
usually
lay
five
or
six
eggs.
All
of
the
crows
in
a
group
help
care
for
the
babies.
Crows
live
with
their
parents
for
up
to
six
years.
They
live
around
13
years
in
the
wild.
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Crow Classification: Bird
Diet: Omnivore
Endangered Status: A few species are Near Threatened to Critically Endangered. Most are Least Concern. -
Average Wingspan An American crow’s wingspan is shorter than an acoustic guitar. -
Average Weight An American crow is as heavy as four sticks of butter.
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