Once I had nursed a wounded crow for 2 months in my home

@nonsensiclesnail humans we ruin it with our speech too..

@being oh you really know how to flirt wit me babygirl 🤤🤤🤤

@VampireOfDesire mr crow would have loved it 🥺 i kinda miss him.. I'm too lonely today

@being lucky crow bro

@TrashCat I strongly doubt that. He flew away yes, I freed him according to a wild animals shelter advice. I doubt it as the procedure was kind of disturbing to him and he didn't seem to like it, I had to tie his wing and give him medicine and I believe he was very miserable despite me trying to do what I was thinking to be the best for him, I was never a crow (in this life at least)
Anyways the point is not the story though
But the attitude, some animals meditative attitude

@being Don't. Crows are highly intelligent and have been known to recognize human faces and those who both wrong and do right by them. They have also been known to teach their offspring and what they have learned. Yes, the point of the story does not escape me, but tbh, the revelations about the Corvus are much more interesting.

@being they do that where I am. I make very small paper balls and throw at them to scare them away. They end up screaming more fully aware those paper balls do nothing. 😑

@SW-User they're excited about the Sun that's coming.....❤️ It's their celebration of life.. but I get you 🤭

@deathfairy when ones sees things from this angle, it's easy to realise how disconnected we are.. The westerners' ideas (which nowadays belong all over the earth and not just in the East but in the West as well, from what I observe ..) of man as the supreme species brought us here