Crows and Their Complicated Grudges

This chapter explores the remarkable memory and social behavior of crows, particularly their ability to bear grudges against humans for years. Through anecdotes and research from the University of Washington, the speakers share stories about crows' interactions with people, leading to a shift from fear to admiration for these intelligent birds. The discussion also touches on the potential for podcasts to reach unconventional audiences, including crows and other corvids, while reflecting on their own listening habits.