Ворона запомнила лицо учёного на 5 лет — и передала эту информацию детям

A scientist caught masked crows—and they attacked that very mask five years later. Even those birds that had never seen him. Parents passed on the image of an enemy to their children. It's not instinct. It's culture. 🐦‍⬛ Full description: 📌 IN THIS VIDEO: 1. The crow's brain: why it's comparable to that of a chimpanzee 2. Memory and revenge: how a crow remembers enemies and passes this on to its children 3. Tools: Betty the crow invented a wire hook from scratch 4. Planning for the future: a token test that children fail before age 5 5. Social life: dialects, games, lifelong alliances 6. The crow and the city: Tokyo, Stockholm, garbage, and free cleaners A crow weighs 600 grams. Its brain is 15 grams. But its brain-to-body ratio is comparable to that of a chimpanzee. She passes a self-recognition test in a mirror. She invents tools without training. She plans 24 hours ahead. She remembers people's faces for years and passes this information on to her offspring. And she's looking at you from the wire right now. And thinking. 👍 Like if the crow surprised you! 🔔 Subscribe – every week about the most incredible animals on the planet. 💬 Write in the comments: have you ever noticed a crow watching you?