A Murder of Crows

The documentary runs for 52 minutes and delves into the myriad ways crows are perceived in myths and legends. It highlights their dual reputation, ranging from comical figures to symbols of death, while educating viewers about their remarkable cognitive abilities.

Crows are shown to be highly intelligent animals, capable of using tools and recognizing individual human faces for up to two years. This film presents new research that positions them alongside elephants and chimpanzees in terms of intelligence. The documentary is a fascinating study of a creature that lives in every part of the world except Antarctica.