Anonymous
7/1/2025, 8:18:49 PM No.5010185
Who is in the wrong here?
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Why do crows fight hawks? - /an/ (#5010185) [Archived: 383 hours ago]
Anonymous
7/2/2025, 12:28:00 AM No.5010287
>>5010185 (OP)
He had to get it on
He had to get it on
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 3:53:00 AM No.5012163
>>5010185 (OP)
They're showing off for their girlfriends
They're showing off for their girlfriends
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 4:03:55 AM No.5012165
>>5010185 (OP)
Because birds of prey often rely on sneak attacks. If you let it lurk it'll probably get one you can't do shit about it then. But if you drive it off now you'll be safer later.
Because birds of prey often rely on sneak attacks. If you let it lurk it'll probably get one you can't do shit about it then. But if you drive it off now you'll be safer later.
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 4:09:32 AM No.5012169
Also if you think about it birds of prey are often selfish eaters. They'll grab their kill or whatever they're scavenging and just fly off with it. If they didn't kill crowlets and shared crows would probably leave them alone.
Anonymous
7/6/2025, 4:19:49 AM No.5012172
>>5010185 (OP)
testing the limits of their abilities
testing the limits of their abilities