The Unbelievable Bond Between a Crow and a Human

🐦Tuck, an African pied crow, has developed a remarkable bond with humans, challenging the perception of crows as wild birds.

🎵Tuck has the ability to mimic words and sounds, showcasing his intelligence and learning capacity.

🐸Tuck mimics the sound of a bullfrog, demonstrating his ability to pick up on environmental sounds.

👵🏼Tuck acts like an older gentleman, preferring the company of humans over other birds and enjoying attention from women.

🧠Tuck has been trained in object recognition, showing his cognitive abilities and understanding of commands.

How did Tuck learn to mimic words?

—Tuck picked up words and sounds that were frequently said to him by humans. He learned to mimic them naturally, without specific training.

Is Tuck a pet?

—No, Tuck is not a pet. He is an educational ambassador at the American Eagle Foundation, promoting wildlife conservation and the importance of keeping wildlife wild.

How old is Tuck?

—Tuck is 17 years old, which is considered old for an African pied crow.

Can Tuck fly?

—Tuck has arthritis in both wings, which prevents him from flying long distances. He can only fly a few feet.

Is it common for crows to form bonds with humans?

—Crows are known for their intelligence and ability to form strong bonds. While it's not common, there have been instances of crows forming attachments to humans.

00:01Introduction to Tuck, an African pied crow, and his unique bond with humans.

00:27Tuck's ability to mimic words and sounds without specific training.

01:32Tuck's mimicry of a bullfrog and his environmental awareness.

01:52Tuck's charming personality, acting like an older gentleman and enjoying attention from women.

02:30Tuck's object recognition ability and demonstration of his intelligence.