Crow help deer to get rid of ticks | Symbiotic Relationships In Animals

[@slava9734]

the deer is so calm cause he knows the crow is a professional.

[@Embodied.bliss.somatics]

😂😂😂 true

[@maryshall89]

Indeed

[@charlierobles316]

Wow really

[@whawkins8636]

Lol

[@diaboloavocado]

Raven was no quack, that's for sure. No fowl play just impeckable service. Definitely no egrets.

[@roopeshmesta456]

Crows are the most underrated bird... They are super intelligent.. they have found ways to live with fellow animals and us humans too

[@lordgaimon8040]

If given enough time they can take over the world too. And that's when you realize they aren't underrated bird but it was actually them laying low and calculative planning to buy time to execute their well rehearsed plan among us punny humans.

[@cherie623]

Look up what these vultures do to lambs and their babies! They're disgusting!

[@MJ1919]

They have to survive. Do you eat sheep? If so you do have a choice and can eat something else.

[@voided76]

Crows can make and use tools. They remember patterns and quickly learn puzzles. They can be taught to speak. They are incredible learners and I'm certain we're only scratching the surface on how far a symbiosis would go if we researched that relationship. Crows are probably the most intelligent and most developed bird on the planet, and we often completely overlook them.

[@terryhughes7349]

corvids are an amazing species. Magpies are one of my favorite

[@jimquantic]

no better illustration of what symbiosis is. They BOTH benefit. Only the tick loses, which very few would shed a tear about.

[@Mrwednesday84]

Purge all blood suckers in fire!

[@maximeb190]

Mutualism rather. The relationship isn't permanent or necessary to ensure the survival of either individuals like in symbiosis.

[@tm5123]

The deer might have a nervius tick, when the crow shows up.

[@1SirAnthony]

The ticks benefit by gorging until they are fat. It's all good, until it isn't.

[@timestamptimmy2046]

Tick lives matter leave the ticks alone

[@tim7052]

Amazing that the deer sites patiently and motionless, allowing the crow to get the ticks - a symbiotic relationship. 👍

[@backagain5216]

Meanwhile, the pigeons walk around like entitled princesses. I think, they think they are better than me. 😢

[@socallawrence]

Charles Schwab over here

[@mateah83]

Amazing that people write comments on KZbin

[@secondghost]

It's like how the deer ran out onto and then stop on the middle of the highway motionless, allowing me to hit him with my work truck - a symbiotic relationship. 👍

[@matt8863]

@@mateah83 Hahaha ikr?...Not their fault tho, that steady diet of mountain dew, skittles, and fake weed will dumb down even an Ostrich.

[@fadetoblond]

Crow: Let me clean your ears out darlin' . Deer "Aaaaaaaaah! Thanks Charlie"

[@Findingfloraandfauna]

Haha, you decoded nicely 😂😂

[@fadetoblond]

@@Findingfloraandfauna haha, it felt right to me to say that. lol

[@Jack-bd4ep]

Pigeon:Dirty crow..😛😛😛

[@DaygogirlBOOYAHHH]

This is so cute shit ❤😂😅😢

[@ammaryasir2270]

That's not deer 🦌. It's called nilgai

[@tomtalker2000]

It never ceases to amaze me how nature takes care of itself. They symbiosis between animals is truly remarkable. Being the avian field for the past 30+yrs working "hands on" with everything from Warblers to Birds of Prey. I'm quite sure the Crows were thinking. "Just sit still man, i'm trying to help you out here"...LOL.

[@stevealber9779]

Crows are very smart

[@johnbarone8948]

I was a little concerned that the crow might pluck out the poor deers eyeballs, thankfully he's a precise surgeon 😷

[@theveeshowhere]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@juniourmasika460]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🙈🙈🙈

[@Shadow-bs1iu]

🤣😂🤣

[@sudhakhristmukti1930]

They know exactly what they're doing! They are fine scavengers too!! We had two pets...highly intelligent!!

[@johnshanley83]

A precise Bird-geon

[@sumiko_1384]

Deer: Hey crow, get them ticks off of me Crow: And the payment? Deer: You get free food Crow: Fair enough

[@dhapwaljidhapawale]

Trust between crow and deer

[@ThunderPants13]

Crows: Nature's surgeon

[@nysaxman]

The crow is like a kid in a candy store.

[@chatterjeesutopa3511]

This deer has lots of patience. Thanks to the crow for helping this deer. 💖💖

[@sstills951]

You're welcome.

[@SL-vi4tk]

The relief the deer must feel once the insects are removed...

[@penelopelopez8296]

Nah, im sure the deer is fine afterward. My horse had one under his throat. That’s where they like to go. I pulled it out and he was fine.

[@stestar09]

​@penelopelopez8296 do you understand the meaning of the word - relief? Do a google of the words meaning

[@SL-vi4tk]

​@@stestar09I apologize. I responded to you in error

[@frimmbits]

Ticks are not insects. They are arachnids

[@SL-vi4tk]

​@frimmbits that's true, but the deer is just glad they're being removed.

[@kennybabson]

The patient sure knows who to consult…and the job is done!

[@francissantos7448]

Added benefit is scalp massage. As long as the crow doesn't poke the eyes, everything is good.

[@JoyRideStudio]

Love how the deer just patiently stands there like a patient. While the crow does its work.

[@headlibrarian1996]

I’m impressed that the crow knows the ticks aren’t part of the other animal’s body.

[@Scotttjt]

Most birds have keen eyesight. Combine that with a crow's smarts, and they can tell the parasites from the rest of the animal fairly easily.

[@elloco1996]

Obviously, the crows read the menu ... ticks are on it, venison is not.

[@daviddavies5662]

I misread - I thought you meant there were no ticks on otherparts of the deer's body. So I wrote a long reply questioning your reasoning. Then I re-read your comment and realised it was me being a tit, not you. However . . . . perhaps the crow doesn't know the ticks aren't part of the deer. Perhaps the crow thinks it's just picking "deer berries" 🤣🤣

[@bogdan9057]

Just some special courses.

[@atticstattic]

@@elloco1996 You got to the meat of the issue....

[@majorcarlton137]

Feels so good Mr Crow!

[@jacobsabella8003]

Crows are the most intelligent and sacred birds.

[@penelopelopez8296]

They are fairly intelligent. I see them in my back yard when I throw bread out and a few of them are very big.

[@soggykid5580]

Tics be like: “symbolic relationship my a**”

[@voldnayguin2617]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣✌

[@petemavus2948]

If a psychiatrist gets rid of a tick is that symbiotic?

[@daviddavies5662]

@@petemavus2948 if a Psychiatrist gets rid of a tick thats £400.

[@rock_9084]

Dr. Crow greetings to you, glorious one

[@BobbyFlay14]

Crows are just amazing. I feed my local crows when I can after work. Sit with them and smoke a cigarette lol they’re truly fascinating birds. Very underrated

[@itskittyme]

Humans are the most underrated species.. They are super intelligent because they eat food too.

[@goodcalmboy9279]

Crow the cleaner

[@leprojetveinesdesdeserts.6311]

Crows are pirates. I love them.

[@LionHeart_.]

That must be so satisfying for the deer

[@neone4759]

Can't believe a World without Crows ...They r saviour of Environment 🙏

[@emmanuelmeysman820]

Just like the trash man in our world .

[@donparrish9659]

Unless your trying to raise water melons or cantaloupe

[@Fourgiastic-zv8ip]

I love how chill the deer is. He be all like: Go ahead, baby, eat me.

[@rajkumarbanerjee4362]

Real friendship by nature

[@caseywrightsel4277]

I think people even with all the evidence still believe birds are just birds and not as intelligent as they truly are. There are crows everywhere around me because some nest in the siding of my roof and everyday I catch the same exact group sitting on the same wire above the back yard all talking and squeaking together and then they always literally all dart off at the same exact time toward wherever they are going as if they literally just had a meeting and planned what they are about to do for the day. Shit is fascinating

[@jamesgreer1048]

True cooperation without a word being spoken..

[@Findingfloraandfauna]

Exactly! It's remarkable how animals can communicate and cooperate through instinct and behavior alone. No words needed-just pure, seamless teamwork. Nature's symphony, really.

[@AlbertoRodriguez-ju6hc]

Deer "how bout a fair trade, you get a free bonzie meal if I get a free tick removal". Bird "50/50 split? Deal" lol.

[@mdgraystone]

Fascinating. I could watch this for hours.

[@kenyonbissett3512]

There is a bunch of great videos of crows removing fat ticks from kangaroos 🦘, enjoy.

[@bigredc222]

If you like this there are a few really good videos of crowns pulling huge ticks off of kangaroos, the ticks are the size of marbles and bigger. Just search crows removing ticks. They are probably in the suggestions.

[@johno3493]

gera job blud

[@penelopelopez8296]

I don’t think I could watch for hours…I wouldn’t go that far. It is quite disgusting.

[@ancientengineer1153]

Just amazing, nature has its own markets and services.

[@lostpony4885]

"Yeah so then she said that he said that they said, yknow what i mean?" "Roight roight mac, hows this look?"

[@paulsolon6229]

Ouch, tics in the ear

[@lightningandodinify]

I love crows and ravens. Beautiful and intelligent birds 🤗

[@Peepers2]

Great symbiotic relationships in Nature.

[@impv1se]

that deer could not care less that there's a bird jumping around on its head and its great

[@retirednavy8720]

Not a deer. That is a nilgai antelope. You would think a site called Finding Flora and Fauna would know something about species.

[@Steve-ht5yi]

Well we all know what species you are if we ever watched Cheers.

[@warrengilbert8903]

I had a pet crow when I was 12. Loved him!

[@nadiablack4797]

Just seen a video of a crowd trying to get the ticks of a kangaroo and they kept jumping out of the way, this deer just it's there and let's the crow do his job!!!

[@Ash_G]

Deer: "Dr Crow, I need your help please."

[@FallLineJP]

Title should be "Deer invites crow to all-you-can-eat buffet" 😎

[@rosierose6008]

Both of deer and crow are very important animals in the Yaquis tribe. Love them both.

[@derekcrymble9085]

That crow sounded "ticked-off" .

[@adulthumanfemale8666]

Please see yourself out.

[@Payne_Inc.]

@@adulthumanfemale8666 😅🤧🤣

[@petemavus2948]

@@adulthumanfemale8666 No need for a ticker tape parade.

[@cptmuska]

The deer is like thank you for your program. I would like to re new next day.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

SMART deer and SMART crow equals --ticks gone. A win Win.

[@edit2113]

"Sir we are going to have to raise your rates with this level of grime- that'll be 3 ticks today sir."

[@cathrinewhite7629]

There are also cameras set up at wildlife watering stations in Australia. The ravens wait around, ready to clean everyone who comes for a drink- wallabies, kangaroos, deer etc..

[@thibautisserant]

Given the time the crow spent in the ear, can you imagine the damage if the ticks were left unchecked ?!

[@alexlim1275]

awesome camera angle

[@Findingfloraandfauna]

👍👍

[@biologyhunter6053]

Nice example of mutualism 😍😍😍

[@dianaceliz3096]

Thank you caring crow !!! 💖💖💖☺👍

[@robertaylor9226]

What a beautiful thing

[@peteacher52]

That antelope has more sense than the Aussie kangaroos at the well!

[@DUCKDUCKGOISMUCHBETTER]

Crow: "Let's see what is on the menu today.... Sit still menu!"

[@johnforde8095]

The deer probably saying shut up in my ears and clean the ticks

[@weekendnomad5038]

They look in love in the thumbnail 💕

[@robertaylor9226]

Wow. That is a beautiful thing

[@samanthab1923]

Thank you crows. It’s worth your squawking

[@johnnymcblaze]

Pigeon: "I sure hope I find some food." Crow: Sets up deer detailing station.

[@jamesmorton8431]

That’s a Beautiful Crow! Great Color

[@ayubmatadar1136]

Getting pampered for free can’t be bad 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Ash1ko_vine]

The fact this was showed in our science class just now.

[@realface2476]

He is enjoying it like Stirling your ears with feathers .

[@yannaedc5934]

The kangaroos booked the wrong service, that tick removal team is brutal af

[@markvann9347]

A flying pair of tweezers is a dream to a critter with no way to do it themselves besides scratching a hoof where they can reach. Lol

[@obsidianl9203]

What, there’s a deer one. What a treat!

[@hisdukeness3037]

Meanwhile, the pigeon walks around like he owns the damn place..

[@kxmode]

"Not today, fellows. I've got an appointment with Dr. Crowe."

[@kristinemorley4337]

The crows always warn deer when predators are around.

[@Rudderify]

Nothing like a Burger King sandwich commercial before a vid…perfect match.

[@Kill3rwasp]

I love animals that eat ticks/leeches/mosquitos/etc because they’re essentially eating someone’s else’s blood 😂

[@one7decimal2eight]

Ear ticks. A delicacy for crows.

[@Cjmatthews87]

As you get older especially me I've really learned to appreciate nature and her beautiful alot more.

[@MikeSmith-ch7jv]

When the pain of ticks is worse than crow's claws near your eyes, and the shredding of your ears...

[@ArcadeFires]

Does anyone else keep hearing an old computer hard drive running in the background noise? 😆

[@Megalith79]

Can just imagine that deer being like _“A little to the left.”_

[@nathanlobono5818]

And so it goes, the tale of the Crows and the Doe.

[@penelopelopez8296]

That’s what you call a real friend.

[@takohamoolsen2432]

That row gets the tick of approval.

[@fadetoblond]

Absolutely phenomenal, synergetic relationship that crows have with so much wildlife. Without crows, the animals would be encased in ticks, that would ultimately cause their demise. It's as if crows know what they need to do to help, and it's pretty awesome that so many animals are tolerant of having several ticks picked off. I saw a hippo video where its butt was covered in ticks, and along came a crow and had a feast fit for a king. The hippo just endured its soft tissue being tugged on and it even kept its tail to the side for easier access. 😂 I love nature

[@weekendnomad5038]

Perfect beneficial relationship

[@jaredcorser3372]

He's like these my buffa go get your own lol

[@thetruth156real3]

Or if your a council house soldier with a pellet gun,,, “ Crow attacks and disembowels deer!”

[@donald1841]

Just like pick,n berries. Good Ole deer tick pie. Yum yum.

[@arthouston7361]

This deer is taking it a lot better than those wallabies did…..

[@craigharris41]

Wallabies havent evolved to know this.

[@mrThezachary225]

This me at the barbershop not moving a muscle because my barber getting me right & doing a wonderful job 😂😂😂

[@yudhaadrian47]

I really wish that the kangaroo from "that video" was this calm.....

[@Oddjob22667]

It’s the best videos that miss the most important action….

[@kenmiller9838]

It's like eating popcorn one puff at a time 🤣🤣

[@noshit61]

That's personal service.

[@abnoob3991]

They taught you this behavior in school. It's called "mutualism"

[@Findingfloraandfauna]

Thank you so much for watching! I'm thrilled you found it freaky cool! 😄 Gibbons are truly amazing creatures, and I'm glad you enjoyed witnessing their playful nature. Nature has a way of surprising and delighting us! If you have any questions or if there's anything specific you'd like to see more of, feel free to let me know. Your support means a lot!

[@tect777]

You sure the crow wasn't whispering sweet nothings in her ear...

[@simplicitylost]

Crow is like “Get away! This my deer!”

[@jahmah519]

This crow knows the most irritating spots & is glad to oblige, the dear knows, the ears especially

[@doktorhyena]

That's not a deer, it's a nilgai antelope. Antelope are much closer to cows than to deer.