Cheeky Crows Prank Baby Otters | The Making of Mammals | BBC Earth
Cheeky Crows Prank Baby Otters | The Making of Mammals | BBC Earth
Singapore has seen a boom in populations of otters and house crows in the last few years. These otters are excellent at catching food, but the crows have slightly more mischievous methods for sourcing their dinner.
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Real life ossawott❤
Hahaha I'm just pullin your tail
Go Otters, get past the feathers and there's a good source of protein.
Love the video, those otters are adorable! ❤We explore topics like Singapore's hidden gems too, swing by for more!
That reminds me of a time when my friend was attacked twice by a crow . To prevent another attack and to dispel his bad luck he went to a temple to pray 😅😅😅 He was not attacked again. 😊
its all cute and game until you realized the otters are on a civil war for territory across the river
So cheeky crows everywhere pull on tails. Cats, dogs, other birds, and even otters are harassed by these intelligent birds, sometimes just for fun.
Crows are very very clever
Singapore, never fail to amaze me❤
Haha
So cute ! I'm so fascinated by those cute otters . I gotta go chasing after them ~
Crows are very destructive. Specially to small birds and squirrel babies. They have reduced the population of nightingale and common sparrows significantly in many places.
There should be a program to reduce the population of crows.
Dunno why some animals have tails.It seems like a useless evolution result.
LOVED visiting Singapore…from Africa ❤❤❤
Around 1:32 there is a brief shot of hooded crows, not house crows. Wrong species in this context.
They are trying to play and make friends! Like some do with wolves and become hunting buddies❤
Crows with a sense of humor😂😂😂! This great. Considering all the other things researchers have determined about the crow it just fits perfectly!
Commentator: Crows seem to have an instinctive understanding that pulling tails is an excellent distraction, and helps them swipe the otters' food.
Crows: WE ARE DINOSAURS WITH WINGS GET OUTTA OUR BOSS WAY SILLY NOOB FURSNAKES
Always look forward to randomly see any of these guys in our waterways
Dangerous animal even tigers do not attack when otters are in group .
That is really fun to watch, otters and crows living in harmony… Crows pulling tails and otters don't seem to mind it & casually left the fish carcass … Real patience & hard work by the BBC EARTH team
😍 – although I would prefer Sir David as the narrator. Hopefully we'll have an AI voice soon!
Otters are wonderful creatures. Congratulations to the BBC they have always produced good Nature and Wildlife videos. They should stick to it, their news outlet is terrible and full of western propaganda.
It's so funy how little the otters care
“Avian Marauders.” 😆😆😆
Singapore is on my bucket list, both my brothers rave about it. 😊
Thanks.