
26/08/2025
A new study reveals crows can hold grudges for years, showcasing their intelligence and emotional depth. More than scavengers, they remember faces, recognise threats, and share warnings within their community. Researchers found they pass on this “cultural memory” to younger generations. The findings place crows alongside elephants and dolphins, reshaping our understanding of avian cognition and ethics in animal treatment.
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