crows vs cat...

[@dianaliberty3099]

Yes, has to be a nest nearby. Crows not playing at all.

[@georgespalding7640]

The cat is having a blast "playing" with his new friends while the Crows are taking this a bit more serious with their nest nearby.

[@profd65]

It looks like the cat is taking it seriously enough, but failing.

[@H_A_L_7]

@@profd65 The cat doesn’t look overweight but its lacking acrobatics agility that cats in general have.

[@ellenhofer3343]

@@H_A_L_7 the cat was trying to defend itself and has 2 mean birds coming after him. He really didn't do too bad considering that

[@patrikhjorth3291]

I don't know what went on before the start of the recording, but I didn't get the impression that either of them was playing. The cat seemed mostly curious and puzzled by the crows' behaviour, until one of them nipped its tail. At that point, the cat seemed to go from "WTF is going on here?" to "Oh crap, should I fight them or GTFO?" The crows, as others have mentioned, most likely have a nest with chicks nearby, and are trying hard to drive the cat away. I can hardly fault them for that.

[@shadmansudipto7287]

@@ellenhofer3343 cats in the wild can easily take down a crow.

[@ferociousgumby]

They may have a nest nearby. They do that to humans, too. Cats and crows are both very territorial.

[@lovinliverpool]

These crows are straight out of Hitchcock's The Birds.

[@Talia.777]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@gailcrowe727]

They’re enjoying teasing the cat.

[@thomas_xsg]

Was really hoping for the cat to grab one and bite its head clean off… fckn crows

[@liliaaaaaaaa]

Bet the crows say the same about u..

[@thomas_xsg]

@@liliaaaaaaaa I’d say, “bring it on” 😂

[@markusaurelius777]

@@thomas_xsg Sure thing internet tuff guy....

[@yak596]

​@@thomas_xsg same bro,I wanted the cat to get one.

[@claudiahansen4938]

Cat is athletic and feisty. Spiderman on the fences!

[@katherinereichelt879]

Yes, their nest is close, and they are defending their young!

[@stephaniemcmahon3808]

Lmao. I have crows that defend the territory from a hawk that sometimes tries to hunt where I’ll feed the birds, critters. But damn. Never heard crows make those noises before. They sound more like ducks on helium 🤣

[@thebeginningchq9689]

The birds in the video are raven.

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

Ravens and crows are the same thing. Australian ravens sound different to those in America and Europe.

[@profd65]

@@JohnGardnerAlhadis No, they aren't the same thing.

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

@@profd65 There's no taxonomic distinction between crows and ravens-it's largely a matter of nomenclature, same as doves vs. pigeons.

[@profd65]

@@JohnGardnerAlhadis That's horseshit. They're not the same species. Ravens are larger, and have different shaped beaks.

[@VXGaming]

Magpies and crows are a cats worse nightmare when protecting their young.

[@jackalope7395]

I have had to try to "teach" magpies not to harass my cat in our own yard. She was in no way a danger to them, they just like to be bullies. They also were killing and eating the babies in the nests of the other birds in our yard, birds who co-existed just fine with my cat.

[@Nopeyou800]

Babies nearby those birds will not stop till cat is gone.

[@markjohnson3093]

Tag-teaming on the kitty.

[@brucea9871]

This reminds me of an incident years ago when I was living with my parents. We would sometimes throw out bread that was starting to get old in our backyard for the crows. They must have kept a constant watch from nearby trees because the instant we threw out the bread we would hear them start cawing and a few of them would fly into our backyard to get the bread. One time there was a problem though; our big tom cat was lying on the ground a couple of feet away from a piece of bread. A crow landed near the bread but was a bit nervous about the cat so he just stayed put for a while. It was amusing watching the crow trying to keep one eye on the bread and the other on the cat while the cat just nonchalantly looked at the crow as if nothing out of the ordinary was going on.

[@Tppt712]

Crow:*sees cat* CALL FOR BACKUP I REPEAT CALL FOR BACKUP Cat: what the… AAAAHHH

[@youknowbetter1509]

Kitter is aiming for "Nevermore". Listening to that, I'll concur.

[@haruyoshida2338]

'Twas a Raven, not a crow.

[@e.conboy4286]

@@haruyoshida2338 of course.we all are aware of that. It is about the big black birds taunting the cat, which bravely stands guard on her fence. Two against one.

[@RoleplayHost]

finally someone recognizes that these are ravens

[@bertial]

Kitty needs a partner to help with this situation but, I don't wish harm to the crows their youngsters need them. Bring kitty in house until they leave.

[@mirandabruce-mitford6239]

Protecting their young..

[@westernbody]

Amd that is something why they are single parents

[@kmarasin]

Definitely a mated pair protecting juveniles nearby, or they wouldn't be so aggressive

[@geoben1810]

Yeah, the crows are very aware the game they're playing is for keeps! 💀

[@bazza945]

Who else is thinking "Simon's Cat"?

[@loridonmyer854]

Crows sound like weed Wackers starting up 🤣🤣🤣

[@williamsherman9514]

That cat had quite possibly just murdered the crows' nestlings. Cats have no business running loose outdoors.

[@rih2370]

I love cats but hate people that let them outside. Housecats are not native to europe/america and do not belong outside killing billions of birds each year. Shoot the outside cats and put the owners in jail, that will solve the problem quick.

[@williamsherman9514]

@@rih2370 You're right.

[@milesr4609]

Cat and Crows: fighting a battle of life and death, even maybe protecting the life of their youngs (the crows). Stupid humans: laughing and saying catch him, c'mon...

[@MISTERGUY1218]

Was this comment typed by a crow? Lol.

[@milesr4609]

@@MISTERGUY1218 maybe, you'l never know...

[@JustAboutAnything66]

@@milesr4609 I was rooting for the Crows!

[@Kikifriedmann]

The cat does not seem scared and not agressive. She just does not want to be bothered in her backjard by the cows.

[@bethk3773]

crows

[@ThatsViews]

Nasty crows, beautiful cat.

[@franhunne8929]

A defenseless cat? Since when? Cats and I love them for that, are perfectly well capable of getting the bird. They are fighting machines, four paws with retractable claws - and a mouthful of fine feline daggers, related to the sable tooth tigre of yore .. It is just that they are up two against one and can fly - or they would not stand a chance.

[@simontay4851]

My cat would've caught one of those crows.

[@conniewojahn6445]

Mean, nasty crows.

[@Sparkly-Unicorn]

That was almost a “murder” of crows 😹😹

[@christihiatt3459]

And that's funny, one might say "rich"...

[@Sparkly-Unicorn]

@@christihiatt3459 😹😹😹

[@julieutley2073]

Crows gang up on cats like this and often kill them as they know cats are their enemies.

[@lisam4066]

There must be a nest of young nearby.

[@candicetemple1147]

She was out numbered

[@HansDunkelberg1]

I love the bite into the tail at 0:21; but you also have an interesting diversionary maneuver of the cat, at 0:47.

[@00bikeboy]

"Does she not know she's a cat" Ouch! Hoomans can be cruel ! 😀

[@autofocus3027]

crows : you can't get me .. because I can fly.. but you don't... cat : how dare you.. come over...😂

[@downhillskier7]

Cat needs to bring his gang of cats. Neighborhood crows were tease a cat. 6 months latter the kittens that grew up caught 2 of the crows for lunch

[@charliepearce8767]

Yep..thats how nature works. My doggie loves new born kittens for lunch.

[@erictheguapo]

My cat effed up a crow a few years back. I have solar pannels ontop my house and doves make nests under it sometimes. One day a crow attacked one of the nests, killing a few doves and destroying the eggs. While the crow was doing his deed, my cat somehow was on the roof and pounced on the crow. They both fell from the roof onto the grass in the back yard, where my cat then viciously tore off the crows head. He looked so proud of himself and tried to bring the crows head inside the house.

[@StephanieChristie_3]

OMG no not inside the house!! My cat once left bird feet and some guts under my couch pillow 😳

[@channelthatinolongeruse9579]

That’s a badass cat

[@harrisonp3727]

cats revenge

[@Daisy-tl2lh]

definitely a nest closeby the cat is too persistent but so are the crows rooting for the crows the cat doesn't look in need of a meal

[@CRABBYBAG]

Come back here and say that to my face !!!!!! Lol

[@MikeJones-rk1un]

The crows work well together but they only need to screw up once.

[@joviemeowsmengoke]

Woooow so nice having a black Cat and A black 🖤 🕊️ bird they are playing together

[@karlhess7278]

They aren't playing. Those birds are straight up bullying the cat

[@giovanna722]

@@karlhess7278 Yes. This is serious. No play here.

[@e.conboy4286]

When a crow peach’s your head, you’ll re-think play-ing!

[@ShiftaelV2]

OMG it's like that one Simon's Cat episode but in real life.

[@LB-nm2yf]

Actually dangerous for the cat!!!! I would not allow this!!!!

[@SuperDecdog]

These are ravens

[@amazinglvtv4901]

Amazing cat love to play with crows love to watch them thnks for sharing.

[@vwotherspoon7029]

Crows are very intelligent there not playing their protecting there nest

[@Carlparishhonda]

Heckle and Jeckle the two black magpie cartoon birds messing with Sylvester cat.

[@AngelWhisper_7]

The cat is having a blast playing with them, and the Crows or Ravens are freaking out that its gonna eat their babies. Maybe they'll realize the cat is playing and its not going after their eggs (babies) They are smart and should pick up on this.

[@Kookabrah]

Do you think the two crows/ravens are the mom and dad?

[@AngelWhisper_7]

@@Kookabrah yep of course.

[@CleanandSoberNation]

LOL! Thanks for posting this video.

[@jeffchase7284]

Your crows sound funny

[@lockandloadlikehell]

CHASE 26Gen4 They're young.

[@MercuryModder]

This is how the crows sound in aussie

[@EzekielGoldbergII]

Here in Switzerland they have much deeper voices

[@RoleplayHost]

cos they're ravens

[@johnerwin9024]

Let's have some fun with this damn cat 🐈🦅🦅😆

[@don2deliver]

I watched mockingbirds play games with one of my cats, she was no match for them moving along a fence always 10 inches in front of her then fly back to the tree. She got revenge though. She had kittens and the one started killing 3 mockingbirds a week for months. When she left the house the mockingbirds tracked her and dived for her all the time, everywhere it wasn't just about nests, it was about public enemy number 1.

[@AbsentWithoutLeaving]

Word gets out in the avian community.

[@williamporter8748]

Ha ha Them two crow's I bet are Skilled Cat 🐈 Tormentors Lovely video. 😍

[@ge0arc244]

Yeah Crows normally only do this with a nest near by, They are highly intelligent and clever. If you ever have a chance to befriend one do so. They will bring you all sorts of shiny and strange objects they find in exchange for food and friendship. Yeah Crows are Awesome Creatures!

[@AbsentWithoutLeaving]

Just don't get on their wrong side. They've been known to carry grudges for years.

[@vaataja]

_"They will bring you all sorts of shiny and strange objects they find in exchange for food and friendship."_ And they steal and hide from you all sorts of shiny and strange objects. 🤣 I have had two crows. People don't understand how special they are (very smart, mischievous).

[@franvarga709]

Those are some bad ass crows.

[@Chris2745100]

Man that cat is being trolled...

[@Laffingrl]

Too funny! LMAO

[@cristianmicu]

tuxedo cats rule, they look amazing, and i'm a dog guy, even looking at her/ his gestures while being attacked by the crows i can tell that cat is a well behaved house cat

[@lindapapa9637]

Awww poor kitty🐾🐾💞

[@michaelmerck7576]

Time to get the BB gun ready

[@alisonkovacs9871]

I bet the ravens have got a nest somewhere around

[@jdee4956]

The crows are testing the cat's defence capabilities.

[@em1osmurf]

saw this happen with bluejays in the yard. an old tuxedo neighborhood boss put up with them buzzing him then exploded from the ground and yanked one out of the air. he left a big ring of blue and grey feathers, gizzard, and beak. the other blue jay? similar ring of feathers, etc, about a week later. stupid birds, bluejays.

[@marshamariner7897]

Kitty needs to watch the birds

[@Vmartin70EZ]

Once I saw a pair of Crows hassle a Squirrel and bully it for a piece of flat bread it was holding in its mouth the Squirrel had to drop it and get away one of the Crows then picked it up and flew away with the other one flying behind it while the Squirrel look on like " I been robbed"

[@funasylumstudio]

That kitty could end all of them if he wanted to

[@silentwatcher1455]

The crows didn't know they are tasty meat for cat.

[@afilia616]

The kids are all having fun

[@thomasmccracken8819]

That cat gonna be harassed Everytime he goes into his yard crows don't forget.

[@LesleyDT6227]

Bloody amazing - what a great cat - what a great vid

[@harrisonp3727]

A few years ago a family of crows attacked my cat as well.

[@theravyshow2570]

The parent crows are protecting their babies. The cat should not be free roaming....they kill so many birds etc.

[@rih2370]

I love cats but i believe cats that live outside should be shot...and the owners put in jail. Some bird species are going extinct because of these morons that cant keep their cat inside for some reason.

[@davidnash41]

This is not "playing". Serious business. Best to bring the cat inside the house.

[@bertial]

I agree, I hope she doesn't stress out

[@sarahstrong7174]

The birds want the cat to open the bin so they can forage.

[@RoleplayHost]

that is 100% a raven. prominent throat feathers and croaking call mean raven (ravens are also bigger than crows)

[@riverraven7]

You could be right . I've never heard ravens make that sound . Tho I know they are capable. I've only ever heard their softer warbly sound. Country ravens be less sophisticated maybe🧐

[@AbsentWithoutLeaving]

Is there a nest nearby? Could be defensive behaviour. Or just crows being crows and taunting the kitty, lol. I had a crow (well three crows, actually, but it was mainly the one until he rallied his two buds) chase me two city blocks because apparently I looked at him the wrong way in passing. He was head-diving me, and shrieking at me just like these two. He kept after me for two blocks, and I finally ran under a viaduct, and I was afraid to come out the other side in case he was laying in wait. But apparently out of sight out of mind, when I emerged, he was nowhere around. You can bet I double-timed it to the next busy street though, and I kept looking over my shoulder the whole time.

[@vaataja]

_"Could be defensive behaviour."_ Yes, it was defense. Probably youngsters were near.

[@teddyteddy1282]

😁😁😁😁a cat vs the bird"s 🐈🐦🐦

[@BillyAlabama]

This is wonderful!

[@computeraddic675]

Two Crows against one cat!That aint fair..😄

[@Navesblue]

Cat: "So. You two wanna play with danger, eh?" Crows Panicking: "Uhh....Uhh. Uhh! Uhh! UHH! UHH!"

[@laurieannerodriguez5946]

Move along kitty cat.

[@Cryton12345]

Isn't that the same cat that bullies this peacock?

[@droolbunnyxo9565]

Careful guys, or soon you'll be Purina Cat Crow ~ yum!

[@777Kareena]

The cat looks at Hooman , needed some back up😼😿

[@GnosticAtheist]

I love corvids. I had a couple a year back who "defended" their territory by not doing anything whatsoever, no matter what. They just sat on their roof looking at potential problems but perhaps realizing they where safe? Old couple, I think.

[@thomasnuedling9167]

Who would want the cat to hurt the birds?

[@sanekabc]

This cat seems a bit out of shape. Is it young?

[@snakemadness1439]

Has any 1 noticed that some of the crows are getting quite large ? Lol

[@jackjohnson4701]

Does anyone speak crow? Curious what they are saying to Mr. Kitty

[@michaelreid2329]

When our cat got a little magpie whe brought it to me (as an offering?). I grabbed the cat to hold her down and release the dead ( I thought!) bird. Stupid me, the bird was only playing dead. The bird jumped up on its feet, had a shake and flew off. The cat jumped out of my hand gave a withering look and took off to get away from me. Oh well.

[@thetheraine]

an Ibis pulled my cats tail once... my cat hissed and the Ibis moved off...

[@riverraven7]

I think they're just bored teenagers🖤

[@ventisale1]

first, what beautiful bird calls you can hear in this video. How lucky are you to have such a wide assortment to listen to. These crows have to have been protecting a nest no? or is it possible they actually make a game out of tormenting this poor cat? either way, thanks for sharing.

[@Kookabrah]

especially when you want to sleep :)

[@NuwanW]

I never knew crows could be that annoying to cats :P

[@hajer1986]

Simon's cat the crow episode

[@2oceanside]

Look at them gang up on that poor car. I’d love to see that cat nail one!

[@sharonpoitra193]

I don't think these are crows. Bird watchers?

[@jasonscheck4281]

I was for the 2 crows. Crows kick butt

[@FirstnameLastname-xh9gd]

These comments need to learn how to keep their pet cats indoors and watch their dogs when they're in the backyard. Only barn cats and ferals should live outside.

[@insanesalamander9433]

lol

[@brianjohnson5272]

Scaredy cat.

[@autumnwhispers2me]

Defenseless cat my ass. Cats are predators, and the crows know it. It’s not at all funny to encourage a cat to kill a bird. They do enough damage as it is.