




Corvus corax
The Common Raven is a large, black bird known for its intelligence. They are playful and often seen flying in pairs or groups.
Habitat: Forests, mountains, and open areas
The Common Raven is a large, all-black bird with glossy iridescent plumage, often showing purple or blue sheens. It has a thick, heavy beak and a distinct wedge-shaped tail, distinguishing it from smaller, fan-tailed crows.





Category
BirdRarity
Common
Danger
1/5
Snaps
78
A group of ravens has the unique and spooky name "an unkindness."
Ravens can recognize individual human faces and remember how they treated them!
Ravens often hide extra food for later using their amazing memory.
They mate for life, often pairing up for over 20 years!
Common Ravens can figure out how to get tricky food rewards because of their high intelligence.
Common Ravens have been observed using pebbles and sticks as tools to access food sources.
Common Ravens can remember the locations of many hidden food caches thanks to their excellent memory.
A smart omnivore, the Common Raven eats almost anything from tiny insects to large carrion.

Odocoileus virginianus
Consumes carrion, helping to clean up the environment.

Bubo virginianus
Eggs and young are prey for large raptors like this owl.
Canis lupus
Follows wolves to scavenge leftovers from their hunts.
Sciurus carolinensis
Preys on eggs and nestlings of other birds and small mammals.
These are animals covered in soft, beautiful feathers that help them fly, stay warm, and even attract mates! Think of all the amazing birds you know.
Discover creatures that love to live and work together! These animals form groups, helping each other find food, stay safe, and raise their young.
Meet versatile eaters who enjoy a wide variety of foods, from plants to other animals, allowing them to adapt to many different environments. They're nature's flexible diners!
Meet nature's clean-up crew! These important animals help keep the environment tidy by eating what other animals have left behind or things that have passed away.
Listen to the beautiful sounds of nature's singers! These animals use their voices to attract friends, mark their territory, or even warn others.
Discover amazing animals that cleverly use objects from their environment to help them find food, build homes, or protect themselves. They're nature's clever inventors!
These fascinating organisms carry echoes of the deep past, with ancestors that have roamed the Earth for an incredible span of time. They are living links to ancient worlds!
These lush habitats are filled with countless trees, offering homes to a huge variety of plants and animals! Immerse yourself in the green canopy.
Marvel at organisms that have an incredible capacity to live for a very, very long time, sometimes spanning centuries or even millennia. They are the elders of the natural world!
Danger
1/5
Ravens are wild animals and should be admired from a distance. It's best to let them be in nature.
54-67 cm
115-150 cm
0.69-2 kg
10-21 years
63 km/h
A smart omnivore, the Common Raven eats almost anything from tiny insects to large carrion.
Forests, mountains, and open areas
Scavenging
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