Pet crow aesthetic

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In this photo provided by Courtesy of Morgan Erickson-Davis, Moses, a pet crow, is seen Friday, Oct. 28, 2011 in the Stony Creek Campground west of Philipsburg, Mont. Moses disappeared Oct. 28 after gunshots spooked him during a camping trip. The crow was rescued as a chick and rehabilitated early this summer by owner Morgan Erickson-Davis. (AP Photo/Courtesy of Morgan Erickson-Davis)

Crows (and corvids, the family that includes crows, ravens, rooks and magpies) are extraordinarily intelligent creatures, but this means that they can be devious little devils, too. One annoying and clever behavior that they're all prone to is biting other, larger animals' tails and backing off when they try to retaliate, making them the supreme trolls of the animal kingdom.

Cool raven closeup. Photog unknown.

Raven with snowflakes. Taken Feb. 3 in Juneau, Alaska.

Did you know that a group of crows is called a murder? Or that crows actually recognize faces and can even hold a grudge on you? And what about their incredible intelligence? These outstanding birds are able to read traffic lights, they have different dialects that they can change, and when they die, their neighbors sometimes even hold a funeral for the bird. Sounds pretty cool, right?