Around the question
Who (really) are crows?
Audio 48:30
The crow, a cultural history.
© Editions du Seuil
By: Caroline Lachowsky
Long hated, sometimes venerated, these so-called bad omen birds turn out to be as (or even more) intelligent than the great apes.
Are the crows overshadowing us?
(Rebroadcast 27/10/2021).
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Let's take a look at a funny bird, unloved, too often demonized.
The crow, because it is about him, would he overshadow us?
The question is open in view of recent discoveries on its intelligence, its memory and its fascinating cognitive abilities which make it the equal of the great apes.
How to change the way you look at these birds?
With
Michel Pastoureau,
historian for his new book
Le Corbeau, une histoire culturelle
,
published in Seuil and ethologist, animal behavior specialist
Agatha Lievin Bazin
.
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