Crow I.Q.

Crows, members of the Corvidae family, are highly intelligent and adaptable birds. They exhibit advanced problem-solving abilities and are known for their adaptability to diverse environments.
Socially, crows are known for forming large flocks with intricate family structures and hierarchies. They collaborate to achieve common goals and defend their territory.
Crows can live relatively long lives compared to other bird species, with some individuals reaching up to 20 years in the wild.
In ecosystems, crows play a vital role by controlling insect populations and aiding in the decomposition process by cleaning up carrion.