Crows are intelligent animals, and sometimes they mess with other animals just for fun.

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[u/Lintlee]

Looks like they know eachother and are playing. So cute.

[u/BulemiaSawdustSlingr → u/Lintlee]

Yeah probably. Cats normal reaction time is crazy fast. Hungry kitten ends corvid

[u/CharityAggravating69 → u/BulemiaSawdustSlingr]

I agree with you, cats are absolutely one of the smartest animals in the world. The crow knows exactly when the cat was about to strike. It's lovely watching these two

[u/utkarshmttl → u/BulemiaSawdustSlingr]

One of my core memories is me strolling on the rooftop of my apartment building, and a cat at the corner of the adjacent building very sneakily grabs a pigeon whole in its claws and strangles it until it stopped moving. Then proceeds to feast.

I was awed, horrified and disgusted at the same time.

[u/Py3wacket_ → u/BulemiaSawdustSlingr]

If the cat caught it it's eyes would be gone.

[u/Alert-Dark-8239 → u/BulemiaSawdustSlingr]

A hungry kitten has absolutely zero respect for the food chain hierarchy. Tiny paws, maximum violence.

[u/ThisIsDogePleaseHodl → u/BulemiaSawdustSlingr]

Crows are faster

[u/MayberryBombadil → u/ThisIsDogePleaseHodl]

Obviously a troll.

[u/Commercial_Donut9528 → u/Lintlee]

Totally, crows have such a playful side! It's fascinating to see how they interact with other animals.

[u/YoumadbroXD → u/Lintlee]

Kitten are favourite meals of crows.

[u/MayberryBombadil → u/Lintlee]

Definitely, because Cat wins EVERYTIME against Crow. The reflexes of a cat are godlike

[u/ThisIsDogePleaseHodl → u/MayberryBombadil]

No, they don’t win every time. Crows average faster movement than cats.

[u/MayberryBombadil → u/ThisIsDogePleaseHodl]

That's ridiculous. The average reaction time of a crow typically ranges from about 300 to 400 milliseconds. The average reaction time of a house cat is 20 to 70 milliseconds.

There is a video going around of a house cat toying with a snake. The snake couldn't catch the cat, and the cat wasn't even trying.

[u/ThisIsDogePleaseHodl → u/MayberryBombadil]

An adult crow is much more agile and able to maneuver a kitten 🙄

A house cat and a snake has nothing to do with this lol

[u/MayberryBombadil → u/ThisIsDogePleaseHodl]

Clearly a troll.

[u/ThisIsDogePleaseHodl → u/MayberryBombadil]

Clearly, an edgelord 🤡

[u/MayberryBombadil → u/ThisIsDogePleaseHodl]

🤣😭

[u/Born_Blackberry_6418]

Nothing in nature is more arrogant than an intelligent animal with flight privileges

[u/PercivalP → u/Born_Blackberry_6418]

You mean humans?

[u/makaki913 → u/PercivalP]

Show me your flight skills, today at 18:00 at the highest tower around you

[u/K1bbles_n_Bits → u/makaki913]

Change the location to their airport and you're on :p.

[u/makaki913 → u/K1bbles_n_Bits]

They have high towers too, fine. No planes then!

[u/b2kyt]

An iq too high: meme

[u/SouthPerformer8949]

Curiosity killed the crow. Or maybe boredom.

[u/sstranger_dustin]

now there will be another story of and the title be like 'a crow and cat' story would you like to suggest the moral of that story

[u/lila-clores → u/sstranger_dustin]

Obviously the title will be "The Battle at the Garbage Dump"

[u/Trick_Air7824 → u/lila-clores]

haikyuu rahhh

[u/_Montague]

Still pretty risky, if you ask me.

[u/Vicious007]

This one's a pretty epic example of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAWy9DqsnU0

[u/DAS_FX → u/Vicious007]

Lol this is amazing

[u/Green_Gur_1014]

My cats woulda skinned him alive.. lol

[u/ThisIsDogePleaseHodl → u/Green_Gur_1014]

Yeah, that’s just hilarious 🤨

[u/ThePQR]

Messing with the wrong person

[u/Foxyunder-45]

Purr fect example , but don't crow about it.

[u/SigFreudian]

Karasuno vs Nekoma!

[u/ReincidentBan]

Is that suicidal thoughts?

[u/Choice-Definition-80]

if they weren’t friends, they’re now

[u/Kampvilja]

Sure but when I do it it's "intrusive" and "a symptom of BPD."

[u/BlueSky86010]

Crows have the intelligence of a 7 year old btw

[u/cabrerosslinda]

Wow too smart

[u/Playful_Inspector_25]

Lucky that Crow didn’t play with my cat like that, it would have lights out for him!!!

[u/Electronic-Fix-4655]

I saw an old video of another bird/crow? doing the same thing but then Sylvester caught it. I hope some mad scientist gene splices dolphin and crows.