Things everybody needs to hear more often:
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if you're asking "is that a raven or a crow", it's a crow
if you're going "holy shit that bird is fucking huge", it's a raven
@matildalove @schratze this is true
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@IngaLovinde yeah, slight exaggeration probably. It's always either the noise they make, the color they are, or their most prominent behavior
@schratze but the same can be said about anything basically. Animals, plants, etc
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Things everybody needs to hear more often:
- you are loved
- your feelings are valid
- you deserve rest
- you don't need to be available at all times
- that's not a raven, that's a crow
- it's okay. a crow is a pretty big and cool bird, too@schratze At first skim my brain read ‘cow’ in the last line and thought “boy that took a turn for the weird!”. It was almost a disappointment when I read what it really said…
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@schratze At first skim my brain read ‘cow’ in the last line and thought “boy that took a turn for the weird!”. It was almost a disappointment when I read what it really said…
@graand ravens are big enough to confuse with black cows
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Things everybody needs to hear more often:
- you are loved
- your feelings are valid
- you deserve rest
- you don't need to be available at all times
- that's not a raven, that's a crow
- it's okay. a crow is a pretty big and cool bird, too@schratze I like crows. They are beautiful and have this fearless non-nonsense attitude. When I'm living on the country in a few years, I intend to befriend them (even if the cats won't like it).
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@whangdoodler @leguinian_utopia @schratze
A big crow looks like it could steal your lunch
A normal raven looks like you'd better just fucking leave your lunch behind
@TeflonTrout @whangdoodler @leguinian_utopia @schratze
I see crows all the time, bigger than pigeons, smaller than seagulls. I don't have a mental image of the size of a raven. I'm tempted to say seagull sized, but now as I type I recall "seagull" is like twenty different species and my local seagulls might not be at all like any of yours. Big enough that you could imagine one eating a whole pigeon
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@TeflonTrout @whangdoodler @leguinian_utopia @schratze
I see crows all the time, bigger than pigeons, smaller than seagulls. I don't have a mental image of the size of a raven. I'm tempted to say seagull sized, but now as I type I recall "seagull" is like twenty different species and my local seagulls might not be at all like any of yours. Big enough that you could imagine one eating a whole pigeon
@elithebearded @whangdoodler @leguinian_utopia @schratze
Ravens are the size youd expect from a bird of prey instead of a corvid
no not that kind
the klingon kind
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@elithebearded @whangdoodler @leguinian_utopia @schratze
Ravens are the size youd expect from a bird of prey instead of a corvid
no not that kind
the klingon kind
@TeflonTrout @elithebearded @whangdoodler @leguinian_utopia yep, and they have a cloaking device and a torpedo launcher, too
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@TeflonTrout @elithebearded @whangdoodler @leguinian_utopia yep, and they have a cloaking device and a torpedo launcher, too
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@schratze
@sparks
"There is no consistent distinction between crows and ravens"
ONE IS PART OF THE OTHER
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corvus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raven
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crow
Corvus is latin for raven and means all birds of the genus corvus. Crow is a synonym for corvus. And raven is generally used for big crows.
Stop pretending they're even a thing! It's all the same!this still confuses me (and my name is Raven lmao)
i thought they were different, but this is saying they are categorizations of specific species?
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@sparklepanic @flaubau @sparks there are several species named something raven and several species named something crow. They're all in the Corvus genus though.
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