The white-necked crow only knows one master. The white-necked crow is a very smart bird. Scientists have discovered through research on the African white-necked crow that its brain is quite developed, making it a more advanced crow family. After three months of careful feeding, the white-necked crow will be able to remember its owner, and in its heart, it will only recognize the first owner throughout its life. Even if it meets someone better for it in the future, it will remember it firmly. Live first owner.

How white-necked crows recognize their owners

1. Be close to their owners. It likes to follow its master and will go wherever the master goes. Only when it is with its master can it feel at ease and happy.

2. Very dependent on the owner. It likes to lie on its owner's body, enjoys being fed and bathed by its owner, and enjoys being valued by its owner.

3. Protect the owner. When the white-necked crow feels that a bad omen is coming, it will surround its owner and bark in an attempt to protect him.