The musician talks about podcasts, hunting for albums in his youth, Counting Crows' latest album and more with Behind the ...

This comparison illustrates the logical reasoning of corvids. They’re capable of many things, including: A report by The New York Times revealed that experiments with New Caledonia crows demonstrated ...

If you’ve ever seen a huge group of crows gathering together, it might have seemed mysterious or even a little eerie. These gatherings, often called “murders” of crows, are actually a fascinating ...

Crows aren’t just natural cleanup crews that devour dead animals or discarded food. They also are playful and smart, use tools, remember human faces and mimic sounds.

A large contingent of young fans in the Wrigley Field bleachers had something to get off their chests on Thursday night, and ...

No one really knows why there are so many murders of crows in downtown and Northwest Portland lately. But Gary Granger isn’t so concerned about that; he just likes to observe the crows and map ...

Believe it or not, there used to be many more crows that called St. Louis home. Their populations are just now rebounding from their own pandemic.

Inspired Life Rare white crow rescued after being attacked by other crows in Virginia “There are just too many hazards for a bird that looks like her,” said Catherine Sevcenko, the founder of ...

A study finds that carrion crows can be taught to count and make vocalizations that indicate the number counted, much in the same way that human toddlers do.

The brainy birds carry big chips on their shoulders. How long? Around 17 years, says a UW professor who's studied them his whole career.

Love them or not, crows and ravens are part of San Diego's amazingly diverse bird population.