A Very Smart Bird - Thirsty crow comes to humans for help

A very smart bird

[@The_Real_Indiana_Joe]

Crow: These humans are a bit slow, but with some dedication, they can be trained.

[@rommelamansec7013]

Indiana Jones, yes, those humans are bit slow especially in realizing that the crow is training them. Lol 😂 The crow is better equipped than these guys with learning disabilities!

[@maheen-]

😂 nailed it

[@Akkodha-]

you are right tho

[@Akkodha-]

Crows can bring you very good luck, or so I believe that, when you hear the talk not the typical noise that you would hear that when they are probably angry or upset, but they’ve got this chirping real fast way of talking and when they do that and you hear it Money is supposed be coming your way

[@touchofgrey5372]

Not sure about the kid!

[@RajA-me9cl]

Humans: “Wish I had wings”. Crow: “Wish I had hands”.

[@Moonlight-xd6nd]

ohhhh

[@anjachan]

also Crow: Wish human had brain xD

[@kartiksakalley3841]

very deep.

[@aniketsharma5189]

😨

[@dailyanimalshortsplanet_27]

@@anjachan also any animals: wish human had kind heart :-)

[@vikkstar01]

Crow train humans to open bottle of water for him Crow: _Sometimes my genius is...its almost frightening_

[@random_goofy]

Lol

[@chutiyacoronavirus193]

This time crow is thirsty... But next time human will get thirst of water crisis. This time crow got helped but... Next human will not get helped.

[@bror8228]

@@chutiyacoronavirus193 This time JACKDAW got helped.....!!!

[@VERGILGASM]

Crows teach their family to hate you if they hate you, so if you mess with one crow, you are screwed

[@----aryan---7857]

@@chutiyacoronavirus193 the earth is surrounded by water m8.

[@peek-a-boo6217]

It’s amazing how many different forms of wildlife all recognize a water bottle and what it contains. The crow politely asked for a drink.

[@unemiryune9322]

crows are very intelligent - about as much as a 7-year-old human child

[@Nefariously_ignorant]

@@unemiryune9322 That's true, I've seen in studies the incredible things they can do but soon we'll have to stop judging it by age comparison with humans because I know some 60 year olds who are no longer as intelligent as a 7 year old

[@-ucanthandledatruth01-12]

​@@Nefariously_ignorant maybe alot of how we measure and grade intelligence is distorted, because an innately ignorant group need mass ignorance to thrive

[@JubioHDX]

@@Nefariously_ignorant because once youre fully grown you dont get more intelligent, you get more knowledge. And comparing someone whos gone senile is obviously a overblown comparison lol. We know they solve probelms *most* kids cant naturally figure out till theyre 5-7ish, and thats the best way to describe them. Cant exactly hand the bird a standardized IQ test and a pencil lol

[@kylelayton9520]

Wild animals have a great sense of smell. They can literally smell the water in the bottle so they know what it is

[@dilyn7262]

Birds review is 1 star. “Had to ask waiter multiple times for water and he spilt the first glass!”

[@marcosmota1094]

Kid was a fucking idiot.

[@MarkRossi]

ahaahah nice one :D

[@hanhxx9431]

😂🤣🤣

[@rongarza9488]

Good help is so hard to find.

[@bernardmcmahon5377]

Kole Steve ha ha, very good

[@MachiriReviews]

Crows are smart. I fed one once and it brought me a dirty shirt button it found the ground as a gift for giving it food.

[@wingless__]

Machiri One time I caught a crow giving my horse treats from a nearby container in return for getting a drink out of my horse's water bucket.

[@AwesomeCandy244]

Penguins exchanges rocks for sex

[@KevinLarsson42]

Machiri ah, i see youre a man of sucy aswell

[@mag.alenhodzic7424]

Are you serous. Wow. They are so smart. Wish i can experience something like that

[@nlaxaxa]

Crows can think three steps ahead.

[@drewgarcia553]

I like how man stayed holding the bottle cap. Idk his story but assuming he’s never had a wild bird drink from his hand, I bet it was a beautiful experience for him.

[@bentonrp]

Crow: "hmm, service is a bit slow here..."

[@A_Different_ViewPoint.]

😂😂😂😂

[@AhmedAbdullah-me5xb]

Where is the damn manager in this dumb place!

[@bentonrp]

@@AhmedAbdullah-me5xb 😆😅!

[@nietzschescodes]

hahahaha!

[@abhishekk2312]

The Satisfaction i got when it finally got a drink.

[@ankitpal9761]

😌

[@yelloe]

Lol took forever

[@chutiyacoronavirus193]

This time crow is thirsty... But next time human will get thirst of water crisis. This time crow got helped but... Next human will not get helped.

[@-ayoshattah-ilya14ans70]

why "it"?

[@MJScoutArchMar]

@@chutiyacoronavirus193 ... Sad thing is that 99 out of 100 people have no clue about the water crisis that is on the way. Not an effing clue!

[@Gazolba]

He could have drunk from the local river but he prefers Aquafina.

[@TonyEnglandUK]

He was disappointed it wasn't whisky.

[@anupv63]

Spoiled bird

[@dg798]

😂😂😂

[@MrHaveaword]

Local river is probably full of plastic and waste chemicals

[@andreapasqua8639]

Given how the Swan River in Perth looks I wouldn't be surprised it rather drinks from other fresher sources. For all you know hobos and gypsies piss or bathe in the river.

[@JDsVarietyChannel]

Perhaps he drank from unattended water bottles in the past. Regardless, crows are very smart!

[@Raison_d-etre]

He saw water and couldn't get to it. Simple as that.

[@chutiyacoronavirus193]

This time crow is thirsty... But next time human will get thirst of water crisis. This time crow got helped but... Next human will not get helped.

[@bensimpson4091]

not sure about all crows but they can see and hear water from a good distance. mine comes home when he hears his bowl getting washed or hears the pump on the tank turn on to water the gardens. nothing for him to fly in fro. 1km away when it's water time. he wouldn't drink.elsewhere unless he was desperate. Crows only like what's familiar to them. anything else they are terrified of so likely had tourist give it clean water and learned very fast. not sure about one of this size but a larger crow can even remove a lid to get in to a bottle. such clever birds super great company :)

[@Raison_d-etre]

@@bensimpson4091 I agree with what you said except that birds hear a similar range of sound to us. They're not mammals and lack an outer ear, which helps us focus sounds, but they take in similar frequencies (why we recognize their songs easily). Biggest diff is they take in the sounds in much shorter chunks, so where we may hear one sound they can hear 10.

[@jonhartley7445]

@@Raison_d-etre I do like that he focuses on the lid, these guys are pretty damn clever

[@DS-nv2ni]

The crow is definitely smarter than the kid.

[@ClevelandRock]

Take note that the crow is pecking at the cap of the bottle. Not the rest of the bottle. Just the cap. It knows how to open it; it just doesn't have hands.

[@andytaylor5476]

Crows have been known to use "tools" to get what they're after. Thought to be smartest birds.

[@Niobesnuppa]

Crows and ravens are both smart enough to use tools and are among the very few animals that can recognise their own reflection in a mirror.

[@andytaylor5476]

fascinating. I 've read they are able to warn other crows to stay away from dangerous areas.

[@ragnhildmd5063]

andy taylor yup. They also recognize your face for years. So if you are mean or piss one off, not only will it shout art you whenever you are close, it will also spread the word to other crows/ravens. So all of a sudden you might have an entire flock of birds that are hating you because you were mean to one of them.

[@andytaylor5476]

So smart!

[@JAmes-BoNDOO7]

Crows in Japan throw shelled nuts near traffic signals so that the cars crush them and they come down to eat on red lights. Genius.

[@101m4n]

They also make nests out of coat hangers on power lines. Electricity is beyond their intellect it seems *for now*

[@oldsagerat]

They do that here in Idaho, US. They'll find a walnut tree and throw the nuts at a traffic stop.

[@f.b.lagent1113]

101m4n OH NO. OH SHIT.

[@ElvisLivesUpstairs]

Some also press the stop botton

[@clintbeasthood9758]

@@ElvisLivesUpstairs 😂😂

[@starkiller7278]

It is said if you help a crow, they remember your kindness

[@moxiedrapo2391]

Crows are very intelligent birds, they also make great pets!!! Thank you for giving him water🥰

[@youregonnalikethiscomment8924]

Bird instantly knows there's water in the bottle. Takes humans a full minute to realize the bird wants a drink of water.

[@JuanAntonioGarciaHeredia]

thank goodness we got you to balance intelligence. Not even Einstein is at your level mate

[@afonsodeportugal]

That's a very long line you got there, buddy!

[@kawayananazioly]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@kawayananazioly]

@@JuanAntonioGarciaHeredia Lol, This Name Again 😂😂😂😂

[@JuanAntonioGarciaHeredia]

@@kawayananazioly 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MadamAdam67]

Think the crows have a video about humans. "Crow shows that humans capable of rudimentary puzzle solving skills"

[@wystrix439]

D. Adam lmaoooo this is underrated

[@LIBqueen]

More appropriate title It took them a good while to figure this one out! 😂

[@LIBqueen]

@@nannerlchanel5045 Yep, true...Or they're idiots! My vote's on the latter😂😂

[@artolehtio8284]

,But they need a lot of time

[@Balu_420]

What we learned: these humans seem to have kind of what we call intelligence Maybe they are not just these self killing predators

[@carfanfan]

This is how humans are supposed to live in harmony with animals on this planet. It's sad that many are cruel to animals and don't respect them at all. But heartwarming to see this act of kindness.

[@clevc112]

We all get along on the other side of Antarctica.

[@aftershokke]

except the polar bears of course

[@lingsang_in_the_trees]

@@aftershokkebig cats lol

[@arandomperson5434]

Heyo, humans were living alongside with other animals, but not in harmony. Predators exist

[@Just_shush_now]

Do you have a cat?

[@idio_cracy]

The first time I saw a random crow this close to humans and for so long. Proves how thirsty it was.

[@westelaudio943]

The jackdaw was probably tame, raised by humans or something. However, jackdaws are less shy than regular crows in general.

[@idio_cracy]

@@westelaudio943 Could be.

[@phantagirlable]

@@westelaudio943 I am friends with a little flock of jackdaws and they can really be that tame. You are right though, the young ones are less shy while the older ones need to know and fully trust you to become like that with you. :)

[@HassaanALal]

Crow to his friends: I taught a human how to open a water bottle.

[@Phelan666]

"It took a while, but he got it eventually."

[@prozvidz]

Lol!

[@kawayananazioly]

😂😂😂😂

[@sbracco77]

yeh eventually

[@voidremoved]

there is hope for them yet

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

The crow looked smarter than the kid.

[@Sam-nb8ev]

She'd be a lot more creative if she has hands with fingers. Humans would have to compete with her!

[@edo8783]

what do you mean "looked smarter" the crow "Is smarter than the kid"

[@chupacabra9357]

He's blonde what do you expect?

[@sonyablade774]

@@edo8783 exactly!!!

[@Whatingodsname]

@@chupacabra9357 Thanks for the insult buddy

[@odietamo9376]

I like how patient the man was to help the crow, especially after the kids seemed afraid of it. I once saw a video of a man and a woman drinking from a water fountain in a ferry terminal in NYC. When they finished a pigeon suddenly flew over and stood on the drinking fountain and looked at the couple. The man said, “Does it want me to go over and turn on the water for him?” His girlfriend told him to try it, so he did. Sure enough, as the guy turned the handle to keep the water coming out of the spout, the bird drank and drank for a long time, while the guy looked at his girlfriend with an amazed expression, as if he were saying, “I can’t believe this is happening.”

[@Jackie815]

Citizens: give me water. I need water!!! Govt: here, have a piece of bread 🍞

[@Nonyah123]

The guy that held the cap for him kept his hand held out after the crow left like 'he really used me and left, I see how it is'.

[@BigBlueSwisher]

Hahahah

[@hamsterlord8848]

Well he was asking for like a minute. That is just poor service.

[@Ramawama]

Legend says he is still holding that bottle cap waiting for the crow to return...

[@nessnas8795]

Deep

[@kiddfaith4397]

+ryan wardy You made my day with that comment XD

[@normalizedinsanity4873]

+ryan wardy hilarious

[@Matagu1]

+ryan wardy Best comment! x°D

[@MrCageCat]

+ryan wardy XD

[@Sahishnnuta]

Crow thanked the old bloke after every sip.. bless him and his family. 😌

[@coldeb8911]

I'm sure it was grateful. ..however, birds need to tip their heads back in order to swallow water.

[@antonironstag5085]

Not just crows but corvids in general are really smart. Used to have one who'd hang by my kitchen window looking for scraps, went on for a few months before I never saw him again. I called him Raymond and he was a good boi, I hope he's doing well

[@phantagirlable]

It's not a crow, it's a young jackdaw (they have brown eyes for about three years). Very common in the Netherlands.

[@erictaylor5462]

Crows are amazingly smart. The ones in Yellowstone can open potato chip (crisp) bags and cans of soda. They can even get into some coolers.

[@wiadroman]

In my country crows nick cars and sell them on eBay.

[@erictaylor5462]

wiadroman what are they doing with the money?

[@wiadroman]

Eric Taylor Pissing it away on birds and bling.

[@erictaylor5462]

wiadroman What else will they spend money on?

[@GeorgeGiann]

They can also use the apostroph correctly! 😆😆😂😂😂

[@bricethomas1565]

Can we at least appreciate the fact that they gave some water

[@prabinborah4430]

Yea right

[@bricethomas1565]

@Jonny Nobody they did give water within the bottle cap

[@FlamingBeat]

No cause it bad

[@Kruppt808]

No, I will complain and berate them till i feel they have learned a lesson from this.😂

[@JainGardeningandBirdsCare]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKayo3iEmbOUpM0

[@Nefariously_ignorant]

Such a precious creature, it's a young one and it just wanted water so it asked the humans for some 😊

[@phantagirlable]

This is a very young (teenage) Jackdaw. They are super clever, even at such a young age, and are very good at communicating with humans. They will look you straight in the eyes and are able to read our facial expressions.

[@princessbeexxxx]

I'm like, "Open the damn bottle! How more obvious does the crow gotta be!"

[@OliveGroves24]

Ikr! It was like taking for ever to just ... arrgh!

[@yamikagevg7841]

And then he spilled the cup haha

[@dylankellar9931]

Same here!!! The guy in the pink shorts is stupid

[@CC-ck5nn]

You are absolutely right. I could not wait for them to open that bottle. How many times does the crow have to Peck at it to get a hint. He wants water hello. Obviously the crows IQ is higher than that girls.

[@nageshsonawane3307]

The video recording guy is an ass just waisting time than himself helping that bird

[@heathergustafson4237]

Well how many hints does it take to know I would like some water

[@anthonydesroches785]

Crow:let me count the ways

[@degudorfderkum]

she almost react emediatly and the tension brings the likes ! I am happy that we all become more sensetive

[@detesco764]

Ha, ha, ha. 😁

[@Autisticbanmeforbeingdifferent]

A lot apparently

[@dreal500]

You know!!! Lmao!

[@Samara.Weaving]

Such a thankful and grateful bird. Animals are the best.

[@ralphbellamy4558]

It's funny how an animal can show more intelligence than a human

[@noobguitarist3481]

After 5 mins struggling to get some water People: "ohhh he was thirstyyyyyy"

[@Calaman228]

More like ooh wait let me capture this moment with my camera

[@B1tcharp]

It's one minute. Quit being stupid about it

[@Xelann]

*pecks at water bottle* "What could it want?" -_- *long sigh*

[@msk2567]

Xel An 😂😂

[@oliverbeckcool]

the face when the bird is smarter than the people around it .

[@roydamanna]

Actually the kid is Dutch.. He was aware the bird needed water.. he was just to greedy to share it :D

[@ZuberiGaming]

@ roydamanna: the moment i would smack my kid

[@vanivanevanny1634]

roydamanna just look at the way the boy was drinking the water at the end. Lol

[@dogzer]

I love crows!!!

[@asiaj4678]

If every human, animal and fowl of the air could get along like this💚💙

[@steriskyline4470]

The world would be a truly horrible place to live if that were the case.

[@psi_lucid]

Crow: these pretzels are makin me thirsty Folks: have some more. Crow: these. pretzels. are makin me thirstyy

[@elastronaute1198]

Nice Seinfeld reference.

[@JainGardeningandBirdsCare]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKayo3iEmbOUpM0

[@chutiyacoronavirus193]

This time crow is thirsty... But next time human will get thirst of water crisis. This time crow got helped but... Next human will not get helped.

[@ThurstonDrunk]

THESE PRETZELS ARE MAKING ME THIRSTY

[@xavierjones9777]

Crows aren't scared of nobody

[@outsidercain3038]

When I worked at an airport, during lunch break I always had a bread sandwich. Fed some crows for 3 months everyday, same hour, same place and after 2 weeks they were at my spot above me waiting for the extra sandwich. They were not there 30 mins before, always on time. Crows are very smart and with unique personalities. I can recognize them just by looking at their behaviour. The brave one that I hand fed, the hesitating one harder to gain trust and the oldest watching from a bit further.

[@xochitlmorales15]

outSider Cain the sad thing is,if you no longer work there,they waited for you days after.

[@manyels4402]

naa probably 2 to 3 days max lol dont compare a crow to a dog lol

[@dragoneye6229]

Nothing to crows. They can literally digest anything save for rocks.

[@UnitsChannel]

Feeding birds with bread is never a good idea. Feed them lettuce

[@Teeb2023]

Bread is not very nutritious, and causes their stomach to bloat, making them feel more full than they really are. Much better to feed birds a mixture of seeds and/or mealworms.

[@Justakatto]

The feeling when the freaking bird is smarter than like 3 people combined..

[@lulemelgarejo3280]

Thank you so much for your compasion and kindness. May God bless you always and in every way for quenching this little one's thirst. 🌿🌹🌿🤗

[@NotBuiltByEgo]

Very kind to give the bird what he was asking for, thanks for sharing :-)

[@henryramos1957]

Thank you thats ture that was kind to do that i give birds food to eat too

[@robertjensen9775]

Henry Ramos Yea, mee two. Eye awlsoe lyk 2 giv awl my fudz too da berdz.

[@darkexcalibur87]

Robert Jensen LOL perfect response. Too funny

[@christheant1431]

Robert Jensen wit da faq didu dust suy man?

[@ymac7245]

They're dutch. The boy said hey that's my bottle its not yours. The girl in pink figured out the bird's probably thirsty and he should give the bird some in the cap. Smart girl!

[@peacauve]

Humans need to be removed

[@waterdamagedtextbook9858]

peacauve that includes you

[@peacauve]

@@waterdamagedtextbook9858 ok

[@klaasvanstrien989]

Ja, gewoon een stelletje Nederlanders inderdaad :)

[@Sjaan_Banaan]

Mooi toch

[@FlabbyAbi]

Ahh got to the heartwarming part of KZbin ❤️ humanity can be so kind

[@piggylover4808]

Just saw this - simply amazing! How nice of you all to help the poor birdy!

[@mahirorigami]

When the crow is smarter than the crowd

[@cedbigby1126]

Mahir Cave i know right

[@Davidmp]

Definitely!

[@PeterR132]

That's Brazil for you.

[@AhmedMohamed-bc2nm]

This rhythms tho hehehe

[@ManuelGuzman067]

Mahir Cave maybe the crow can teach them a few learning skills😀

[@krystallvinter7438]

Bird: **picks desperately at the water bottle** humans: "haha, I think it's hungry!" bird: **picks so violently at the water bottle that it almost tips over** humans: "maybe it wants to be pet?? so cute haha" and when they finally realize it's thirsty the boy is so scared of giving the bird water that he drops it... smh...

[@WhiskeyToro]

That boy annoyed me with his young stupidity.

[@SomeOne-wr1wr]

zikica jovanovic You seem to be the one that's triggered

[@WhiskeyToro]

zikica jovanovic what a loser.

[@zikicajovanovic8736]

Mike Vanson its a compliment coming from you!

[@WhiskeyToro]

zikica jovanovic ooooooh! Good one!

[@pete5534]

Thirsty. Not evil. Crows are wonderful birds.

[@judithcampbell3354]

Glad the humans figured out the crow was thirsty! It took them long enough. Lol

[@lesbrown7009]

That's what I was thinking.

[@Smiles4UFL]

That's what I was thinking as well. But, then I remembered that we had the benefit of already knowing that the bird was thirsty. We didn't. What a smart bird👍🏼👏🏼😊✌🏼️

[@Smiles4UFL]

+Smiles4UFL "They" didn't....

[@christyward9508]

stupid humans ;/

[@blackquiver]

Lol

[@Barnaclebeard]

Give the fricking bird some fricking water already!!

[@TodKopfstein]

yeah, all i was thinking was "get it together kid and quit stalling. give that thirsty bird a drink." especially when he dropped the cap and skittered away.

[@spidess111]

Tod Kopf It might have pecked him to death :P

[@sovietpigeon1364]

Yea well it was just a kid I'm sure you would instantly know what a bird would want.

[@TheXeeman]

fricken fricks!

[@TodKopfstein]

Lieutenant Amiero i certainly do. birds want water. and satisfaction.

[@jameswheaton379]

THE WAY THEY WAG THEIR LITTLE TAIL OMG

[@vhayes2257]

Yeah REAL turn on isn't it James!!!! 😳😳😳😳

[@savary5050]

@@vhayes2257 what...

[@donnasturt2117]

Apart from shouting at the video "open it for him the crow must be thirsty " lol nice to see the crow so friendly

[@SarcasticDuck]

humans so dumb the crow was starting to believe he had to make a picture of what he wanted

[@OmniscientWarrior]

If it had the tools, it would have.

[@ThexDynastxQueen]

*Human throws bread at bird* Bird: You dumbass, I want the water that I keep pecking at!

[@j.e.n.2139]

So beautiful! Look at the crow saying thank you... beautiful

[@mshappyapple8663]

Awww - he was thirsty. I'm glad they finally thought he wanted water. Poor thing.

[@artgutierrez9037]

You do realize that this bird is so accustomed to human interaction that it knows humans will give it some water, right? You think this is the first time that bird ever did this??

[@georgeburdine5660]

That crow was definitely the sharpest knife in the drawer in this video. Good grief.

[@Krcun774]

@meanie boo It's just that he didn't understand him that way

[@Thomes-Maisling]

@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess So out of context. What inspired you to say something so vile sounding?

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

@@Thomes-Maisling A person insulting other people saying that they're dumber than a bird, people he doesn't know, is what I consider vile, I just like to give displays of rudeness a taste of their own medicine. Write stupid comments, get stupid replies

[@OliveGroves24]

🤣🤣🤣 👍Seriously!

[@psychoticdaizyproductions569]

@t rr what did this person say im veeeery curious xD

[@hbd8344]

smart bird meets slow people.

[@zohrehjan]

anis ben hahaha

[@ingramalastrine261]

anis ben Smart bird meets stupid people 😉

[@bantamdude]

The sissy in the pink shorts is the stupid one.

[@ManuelGuzman067]

anis ben most of us are lol

[@micheladerry5681]

right. It took a lot for them to understand!!!!

[@steveman1982]

Dutch family on vacation it looks like (it's nice weather, we don't have that at home XD)

[@willieleelump-lump7608]

IDK why they're staring in amazement. Birds, like all other life forms, require food, water, love, shelter, and kindness 😐.

[@AuthorityCat]

Notice how the bird only took what it needed.

[@starfox300]

because it has no bags with empty wather bottles to carry more

[@RMEpicbuilds]

starfox300 indeed. they prefer to carry light.

[@davooze]

starfox300 he must have forgot it at home, silly bird

[@ChrisOrillia]

Yeah, unlike DUN DUN DUN MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN

[@Palexco]

I noticed a bird who wasnt smart enough to think about the future. You can be a hipster about it.

[@SpencerFcp]

Kid was acting like the crow was gonna rip his fingers off...

[@thiccthighsinspector4346]

cmon give the lil turd a break you would be scared to if your 12 years old ass had to put your finger next to a bird known to hunt and kill animal with its beak

[@whyis45stillalive]

It was the pink shorts.

[@whyis45stillalive]

@@thiccthighsinspector4346 When I was 11, I was fishing and a raven landed next to my bait can. I fed him some grub worms, and a nightcrawler and he followed me home. We were friends for a couple of years. The kid is just a sissy.

[@atonybiz4608]

Right! What a pussy.

[@mkay9485]

Yessss XD

[@ABlackCountryWoman]

And yet infinitely more interesting and insightful, sadly, than most of them left here. haha

[@marioramos6532]

0:58 Bird: finally someone understood how to do the job alright.

[@skykid]

It was like "If only I had thumbs..."

[@xValRavn]

Crow: hooman haaalp! I want water, see? Im hitting the bottle Human: aaaaw, cute... Lets give him food Crow: ò >ó

[@nicholasmarino1733]

Crow: I am trying to communicate a problem with you. Pay attention dummy!!!

[@11jjjones]

Thank God for the father, putting the water in the cap

[@alleybhoy5092]

Culture Detox I know right as the kid was a pussy. 😂

[@ericwest881]

Alley Bhoy lol bro she was just a kid God damn

[@alleybhoy5092]

Carol West lol it was a joke. She needs to put on a tank top 😂

[@desertodavid]

Culture Detox Right. Notice how the bird gets nervous around the stupid boy after it gets a drink from dad.

[@desertodavid]

Alley Bhoy that was a girl?

[@jadehunter7617]

Finally took you long enough to give him a drink of water

[@TonyEnglandUK]

The crow flew off thinking _"Damn, still no whisky in it"_

[@AndroidGuru13]

@K P are u a bobs and vegene expert ?

[@generalkenobi5173]

@@AndroidGuru13 i am

[@eyonggrace4903]

They did just to make the video longer. Come on meeenn

[@the83rdtrombonist60]

Being serious, it's a wild animal. If you aren't used to them, you would have no idea on what you're doing or how they act.

[@dannisan77]

Crows are one of the most intelligent birds on the planet.

[@Crow_Friend]

💯

[@Lastbus511]

Crow are great problem solvers, they are cleverer than people think. I like Crows great birds.

[@princetonshot]

OMG that kid is such a scaredy cat. It's just a bird asking for some water...

[@bantamdude]

Sally May That's a millennial for ya.😒

[@Summon256]

Peope have rights to have fears...its not like they chose which fear to have...and this is kid we are talking about! Lets remember how considerate of others you were yourself, when you were 11-12 years old!...

[@meevins]

It's literally a bird...pecking at a water bottle. What is there to be scared of?

[@atomicmudkipz3119]

Getting ur liver pecked out

[@vladiluca4479]

Scaredy cat? More like pussy ass bitch

[@GumOnTheWall]

I was getting so frustrated watching them NOT give the crow water and then the kid dropped the cap and I lost it.

[@Tranitosaur]

The kid was clearly scared of the bird. That's why the man took the cap instead.

[@cygnusprime6728]

Unbelievably clumsy

[@piyushjoshii]

@@Herbie11 rofl

[@nununana4061]

Herbie ew you think you sound cool?

[@anasbakhit4303]

same here.

[@ThurstonDrunk]

Bird is like "Yeah i need bottled, the water in this town sucks."

[@kartiksiva7083]

My tears are coming automatically...water are not only for human it's all common

[@n_snafu]

haha. they posted this vid like, look how cool this was,.. and everyone is like, wow the people are stupid. lol

[@Phoenix-qv2jq]

Hahaha

[@didgejamman]

😂😂😂

[@goldn909]

😂😂

[@manasraj7700]

😂😂😂🤣😂🤭

[@KusabeKuruyashiki]

1000th like

[@RampantArtist]

you see a smart bird... i see super slow people

[@Angelina-lz8oz]

RampantArtist yeah...poor bird

[@PaladinNL5]

*person The guy in the blue shirt actually gave the bird water

[@itzKal]

Lol. Just a boy scared of a crow is all.

[@snipes4ever1982]

ppl are dumb as cow shit

[@jimwest7107]

Yeah took them long enough.

[@ariell6489]

Crows are one of the coolest, smartest, cutest animals on earth! ❤❤❤

[@mhonromopatton8068]

The father at the end still holding the cap like* Go ahead son now's your turn

[@umniya3076]

This family is Dutch. The boy was saying 'this is my water, it's not yours'. They knew what the crow wanted the boy just didn't wanna share at first

[@umniya3076]

​@@imadma9628 love the Dutch to pieces, but that's just the general attitude here A cashier even called me back to collect my 2 cents change (0,02 euro) cause in her words 'a million starts with 2 cents'. It was actually kinda sweet in that way

[@Widdekuu91]

@@imadma9628 To be fair, there's lots of fountains and the birds can drink from that. The boy bought himself water, because they are (appareantely) on a holiday and that country probably has chlorine in the tapwater, which the Dutch don't like.

[@radonjaprelevicrp]

They are not Dutch at all wth are you talking about. They are speaking Serbian, even the water brand is Serbian.

[@kylexrex]

@@radonjaprelevicrp 🤣

[@prettyace99]

@@metametodo the kid literally said "hey die is van mij, die is niet van jou" "hij heeft dorst" which is literally dutch?? Maybe the other people were speaking another language but the kid definitely was speaking dutch,,

[@ozsfi]

When there was lots of snow in Finland one year and there was a high pile of snow left by the tractors, somebody saw a crow repeatedly flying on the top in order to slide down the side of it for fun.

[@mangledfoxy2052]

Wow. I feel like Crows are the Octopi of the avian world, as far as brains go

[@DylRicho]

@@mangledfoxy2052 You can say that about most corvids.

[@emrys5090]

The way hes drinking water looks like hes gargling 😂 sooo cute

[@oldisgold4695]

Just lovely cute crow and wise too thank you kind people

[@rossothecrimson7]

Took these ppl long enough to figure out it was thirsty.

[@samuelcolunga8156]

lol

[@tomitstube]

they may not have been aware of the crow's intelligence to ask for a drink.

[@guiltygearcore]

hehe the bird was like "wtf i have a beak not a set of hands can somebody open this freakin bottle".

[@hasjtrackers]

Actually the kid tells the crow in the first second "hey don't touch my drink,it is miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine". So instead of figuring anything out they're(the humans) just displaying their autistic nature.

[@Xifihas]

GAB GAB and here we have the requisite autism insult for the comment section.

[@truthseeker3857]

The bird saw the water inside the bottle, and was determined to drink it. That was so nice. He who gives water, gives life.

[@johnkeep5877]

@Guybrush ThreepwoodTrue.

[@drServitis]

The Christian God gives life, then he allows children in Africa to starve to death, even though he is powerful enough to help them since he gave them life to begin with. Nice God.

[@drServitis]

@@bolanleajatta More children starve in Africa than in any other part of the world, and your God does not save them, even though your Bible says God can save them. You have an extremely cruel god if he can save starving children but he refuses. Thankfully you have a good life. But there are many people in the world who live in extreme pain and hunger and your god does nothing to help them, and they eventually die from their hunger. No, I do not want anything to do with your god if he can help people who are starving to death but he refuses. That is a sadistic evil god you worship who turns his back on people who are starving to death when your Bible says that he could help them if he wanted to.

[@drServitis]

@@bolanleajatta Your Bible says that your god knows what will happen in the future. This means that before your god created humans he knew that humans would sin and require the death of your god's son to pay for their sins, but your god went ahead and created humans anyway. Your Bible says that most humans will burn alive in Hell for eternity. Your god knew this before he created humans, but he went ahead and created humans anyway. You have a very cruel god.

[@hugooliveira4440]

@@drServitis you question why pain exists if God is good. The answer is that He gave eveybody your beloved so called "free will". And when YOU suffer it is because of YOUR own wrong choices made by YOUR free will. When an inocent poor little kid starves in Africa, it is because they asked themselves, before reincarnation, for this experience . People ask for harsh lifes to expurge their bad carma

[@HirunKarunaratne]

The whole time I was like "Just give him some damn water, for f sake."

[@Crow_Friend]

Took them a whole minute to process Crow wanted a drink 🙄

[@Keykasta]

humans: "WOW SO SMART *bread*" crow: "perhaps coming to you was a mistake"

[@zacharywenger4230]

crows are very smart I used to work on the Oregon coast and when we would have the carcass box full of fish the crows would swarm in and hit the carcass if nobody was around and one crow would sit up on the power lines and if anybody were to come over to the other crows he would call out and they would all fly away. very intelligent animals.

[@BigBlueSwisher]

That's pretty cool

[@momatomic]

That's awesome- I just moved from a home of 13 years where I had made friends with the crows. We had an ecology system worked out. I would put out all my meat and food scraps for them that were not part of my garden compost- this kept rodents away from the garbage at night. Every year the mother crow would bring her babies to be introduced, and they would keep other noisy crows away. Also, being as smart as they are, they never crapped on my many cars, my flowers or any of my things. An unfriendly neighbor who was also unfriendy towards the crows got his car, house and driveway bombarded weekly, and he deserved it. Their facial recognition is superb. If you have a neighborhood with a lot of crows, befriend them. Your payback will be a quieter, cleaner neighborhood.

[@randomjenn5004]

Haha the unfriendly family deserved it xD nice!

[@drodrigues3451]

momatomic Made my day

[@cynho3093]

WOW, That is an incredible story!! I don't think I've ever been around crows. In Texas we had mockingbirds & they were just vicious if you got within 30' of a nest.

[@richardrejmer8721]

True. . . Crows around my place are like that. . . Friendly to me because I am friendly to them.

[@eliwol3789]

If you believe that I have a bridge that I want to sell u

[@_Audske_]

Crows never forget humans faces, so this guy will definitely remember you for a while.

[@phantagirlable]

It's a jackdaw but yes, even more so because they communicate via eye contact. Crows mainly via calls.

[@sarahhouston6560]

This heartbreaking reality, if water shortages wish everyone could do this lovely family x xxx may nature watch over you and repay your cat of kindness😇😇

[@mizzprezli]

Bird: I don't drink tap, do u have any Perrier or Figi? Oh, aquafina.. guess that'll have to do

[@drServitis]

The bird really wanted a beer, but he had to drive home, so he went with water instead.

[@jackrainbow560]

yes, but it took humans a long long long long time to notice that he was thirsty.

[@christinas.4342]

Not, humans, people. Are you an alien or something?

[@michlep258]

it took them 1 min...it's about right. It could be just randomly doing it. I personally wouldn't expect a bird to know that inside this plastic bottle there is water so...it would take me a minute

[@shadowjuan2]

Kristina S. The definition of people according to the dictionary is 'human beings' or 'collective group of humans'. Also as far as I know the only species that has labeled humans as humans have not been aliens but humans themselves, are you implying that only aliens can use the word humans?. Which is a bit ridiculous since it's a human word designed for humans to use. Why does it bother you human?

[@christinas.4342]

+shadowjuan We don't use the noun human to refer to our fellow people. It's called a person, plural people. Do we say "one human was injured in the accident" or "hundreds of humans attended the concert"? That sounds retarded doesn't it? Like it's said by an outsider, an animal, alien or diety, to whom people are not individuals but purely biological entities without names and personalities. People refer to each other as person or people, not f###ing human(s).

[@TheOcculticUnicorn]

Kristina S., Too fucking bad, many HUMANS still refer to people as humans. Besides, in some coutries we don't have a translation for people. We use human or humans.

[@melbana125]

Through this thirsty crow, I definitely learned another language-a sign language of being kindness. Kindness is now my new sign language.

[@MarilenaOni]

Crows are so underrated... Amazing beings very smart

[@alexierstyles595]

So cute and intelligent. Thanks to those who helped it

[@becarefulwhatyoufish4764]

His name’s Jim

[@tomassheva]

Goat Boat lol

[@sonicstep]

Took them long enough. They teased it selfishly first.

[@arnavmokadam3117]

Look at how dumb that creature is. The poor crow trying to communicate with it.

[@marianne3777]

👍😄😄😄

[@bipulgamer07]

😁

[@raffydp1558]

Arnav:👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😁😁😁😁😁😁👏👏👏👏👏👏!

[@mamtalele5674]

Lmao

[@sazokuotsutsuki8848]

😂😂😂