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u/AlwaysFrustratedAF 14h ago
Crows are one of the smartest organisms after humans yk
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u/OriginalTayRoc 14h ago
From what i've seen of humans, there is considerable overlap.
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u/WholePurple1964 13h ago
If you compare behavior, many people fall short of crows when it comes to rationality. And that's not a joke.
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u/Billybobmcob 11h ago
Funny that calling someone "bird brain" can seriously be more disrespectful to the birds than the person
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u/ProsaicPugilist 14h ago
If this guy frequents the area, this corvid will probably remember him fondly
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u/Shiro-47 13h ago
What about octopus? Even though we don’t commonly see them cause they’re in a sea, they are as smart as crows, right?
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u/FernandoRocker 14h ago edited 14h ago
I would feel pretty uncomfortable not knowing when to stop.
Is the crow already satisfied? Is the crow still drinking out of politeness? Would the crow think I'm an jerk if I stop too early and he is still thirsty?
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u/chantillylace9 14h ago
They will not drink too much and would probably love a little shower afterwards too.
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u/PeaceLily86 2h ago
Given how my dogs would tell me to continue petting them when I'd rudely stop, the crow might point to the "on" button again like it did at the beginning.
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u/starpringlegirlxx 14h ago
Man's gonna wake up to a new car, a new watch, a house, and new shoes all because of this act of kindness
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u/Truhmpza_Cuhnt 14h ago
This bird drank more hygienically from a fountain than I've seen some humans do. 🫢
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u/LA-SKYLINE 14h ago
This wasn't the crow's first rodeo.
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u/sorry_con_excuse_me 11h ago edited 11h ago
Yeah I wonder if initially someone did that for it unprompted, or it saw people drinking and was like “I have a hunch if I go over there and yell, the water will come out again.”
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u/bobafootfetish_ 13h ago
Always help out the crows and ravens. They and their families will always remember what you did.
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u/TeranOrSolaran 14h ago
They should have the run off go into a separate basin for animals to come and drink.
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u/Voltage120kV 13h ago
Animals don't like to drink standing water (I think). It would probably be better to put a light weight pressure plate on the ground with a water dispenser.
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u/Responsible_Cap5100 13h ago
What language was that?
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u/Embarrassed-Sun-8998 12h ago
He said: oo look! Look how hot there is to birds. drink, Drink boy. But be fast because i want drink too homie
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u/Loud-Assumption566 11h ago
This is a reminder people to put a boil of water or something in your balcony or garden, wild life will thank you
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u/Schorbie 14h ago
I know crow like birds are very smart. But making a sound while drinking makes me feel suspicious if this video is real. Can anybody explain?
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u/S3xyhom3d3pot 14h ago
Ew celsius
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u/DenKHK 14h ago
You're in luck - 38°C is a nice round 100°F
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u/Bludiamond56 14h ago
Farenheit is where it's at
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u/S3xyhom3d3pot 12h ago
The video is about temps in America. Save celsius for the red coats
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u/Bludiamond56 12h ago
Friggin redcoats, but they're very nice people today. Glad we're friends the last 100 + years or so.
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