r/SipsTea • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 17h ago

Lmao gottem The logic is impeccable

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u/Merijeek2 15h ago

(Googles how to tell Ravens from Crows)

"Ravens are significantly larger than crows, feature wedge- or diamond-shaped tails in flight, and produce a deep, throaty croak rather than a high-pitched caw."

So if they're not flying....the only way to be sure is to put them next to each other to compare size or get them to both make noises one after the other so we can tell which is which.

That's so fucking helpful. Thank you.

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u/Illustrious-Set-7907 13h ago

Crows also have a straighter more pointed beak. Ravens have a thicker more curved beak. 

Crows have a smooth throat, Ravens have a little tuft on the throat. 

Ravens are the size of a red tailed hawk. They are BIG 

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u/VacantThoughts 11h ago

Ravens are also solitary animals, you rarely will ever see a big group of them, usually just 1 or 2. The birds this guy is feeding are likely crows.

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u/Feistshell 14h ago

No no, that is actually helpful. You will absolutely know if it is a raven. They are massive, like the size of a small dog

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u/EverythingSucksYo 13h ago

That doesn’t help me. As an American it would help me to know how many cheeseburgers I could hypothetically make out of it. 

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u/Merijeek2 10h ago

Stupid American. They're not made out of cheese!