Scientists say that crows have amazing memory power, due to which they can remember human behavior for a long time. Professor John Marzluff claims that Kak can remember experiences with humans for 17 years. In 2006, Professor Marzluff conducted an experiment in which he caged seven crows wearing masks and marked their feathers. After this he released the crows without causing any harm. Kak became angry with this behavior and according to the scientist, he recognized the person wearing the mask and started attacking him. It was also observed that wearing a mask increased the intensity of the attack.
social intelligence of crows
After studying this extraordinary ability of crows, the scientist claimed that crows not only remember human behavior but also share it with other crows. Cocks can communicate among themselves and inform their group about any danger or their experiences.
collective behavior of retaliation
A special thing found among crows is that if a crow has had a bad experience with a person, then it spreads this information to other crows also. Sometimes a cock can attack that person alone or sometimes with the whole group. This collective retaliation shows the Kakas’ capacity for deep understanding and cooperation.
Idea of writing a book on crows
Due to his keen interest in this topic, Professor Marzluff has planned to write a book based on the intelligence of crows, their vengeance and behavior. He says that these black birds commonly seen around us are not only intelligent, but they also have collective memory power and amazing ability to communicate.
behavior between humans and crows
Scientists also believe that from this behavior of crows it can be understood that every living being in nature has a social and communicative behavior. This relationship of crows with humans indicates that other creatures of nature also deeply understand the events related to humans and give their special reactions.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: November 7, 2024, 17:12 IST