What Is Corvids Coexist?

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Unlike many other species of birds and animals, corvids have managed to successfully coexist with, and even thrive among humans. There are several reasons why this may be: their intelligence which is said to be comparable to that of monkeys, has benefited them in that they have learned to use us humans to advance their own goals, their diet, and our own human activities which benefit

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