Crows Remember Your Face

You see them every day on the wires and the bins, and you have started to wonder whether the crow on your street actually knows who you are. It does. It may also be holding a grudge.

This audiobook opens each short chapter inside a living scene, a crow dropping walnuts on a Tokyo crossing, a pair of ravens sledding down a snowbank, then delivers one documented wow-behaviour from the science of crow intelligence. You will hear how crows recognise individual human faces for years, how New Caledonian crows craft hooked tools, why crows gather around their dead, how nutcrackers relocate thousands of buried seeds, and how ravens plan for tomorrow and bring gifts to the people who feed them.

By the last chapter, the black birds on your block stop being background and become neighbours with memories, plans and opinions about you. Press play, and go meet the wild mind that lives nearest to your own.