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Crows are capable of holding grudges. Scientific studies have shown that crows can recognize individual human faces and remember them for years. If a crow is treated badly by someone, it can later identify that person, warn other crows, and even teach the next generation to avoid the same human. This means a single negative interaction can turn into a long-term memory shared across an entire crow community. Crows don’t just remember. They communicate danger and pass it on.
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