One of the more aggressive animals are the crows. And they don’t attack for no reason.
And that alone but of even taking with them to attack the birds of prey, the eagle, the eagle.
The ravens, which are birds that guard the offspring, may frighten with their screams people who are just passing by, fly over their heads and even threaten to attack the crows and people who are just approaching the place where the chick fell, especially if they try to touch them.
The crows are very possessive and intelligent.
The crows do not forget the victim and will continue to attack a person who is a threat to them.
And they have the ability to recognize individual human beings, and distinguish between them.
And they even have the ability to identify people who are more aggressive than others.
The crows learn to identify threatening people based on information from their parents and friends in the community.
Now, having understood the aggression of the crow, he mainly protects his offspring. And if they are in danger, they attack and do not forget who harmed their chicks.
The crow is a very family animal and the parents stay together for life. That is why the parental instinct is so developed in them.
But the riddle about them is not directly related to the protection of offspring.
The amazing thing about crows is that they are so aggressive that they deliberately choose the largest animal of which there are dozens, take care of it and take out their anger on it.
The eagle didn’t do anything bad to them, it is the act of the crow’s sacrifice, the crow probably derives from this encounter, greatness of soul, and it probably improves the self-image of the crow.
He does not know that he is only a small crow, much smaller than the great eagle. His self-esteem is so high that he chooses particularly difficult challenges. He does not succeed, of course, because the eagle can at any moment soar and leave the little crow far behind.
The meeting between them is a nuisance to the eagle, but for the crow it is an improvement of his performance, preparing him for a possible meeting with humans, as if he is training on an eagle, using it as a fitness device. Prepared for the trouble that may befall his descendants.
The eagle is really unimpressed, but the crow has already completed his fitness course.
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Gabriel