Nov 28, 2010 1:30 PM GMT
JAKEBENSON saidNo, this is amazing. This is a moment in time where animals appear to have an organized group fight with crow spectators enjoying it! I would not have broken this up. I would have filmed it too.
meninlove said Crows are carrion eaters and will attack and injured or sick animal.
I think the white and tabby cat was likely injured by the black one (smell of blood then attracting the birds).
It may appear funny but you wouldn't be thinking so if the pale cat was your loved pet.
-Doug
GuerrillaSodomite said
We never saw them really fight back much when the birds were bugging them, but these three brought dead ones to the door on a regular basis. Psycho, the Main Coon and Buster, the black and white short hair once mangled one's wing and dragged it into the middle of the front yard. They then sat and watched with fascination as it thrashed its way across the yard and into the tall grass and scrub bordering it. Psycho would then run after it and drag it back into the yard and begin the process all over again. After the 4th or 5th time, I decided the cats had had their fun and wrung the bird's neck to put it out of it's misery.
meninlove said Crows are carrion eaters and will attack and injured or sick animal.
I think the white and tabby cat was likely injured by the black one (smell of blood then attracting the birds).
It may appear funny but you wouldn't be thinking so if the pale cat was your loved pet.
-Doug
Animus saidIt was awesome but I thought the cats were going to team up against the birds...
seeker213 saidI think they behave like this out of natural agressiveness, to ward off what they see as a potential predator.
PrinceOfArya saidcrows are also smart animals, able to use much complex tools and have higher and more complex thought patterns than chimpanzees