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Some crows may live to the age of 20, and the oldest known American crow in the wild was almost 30 years old. [45] The oldest documented captive crow died at age 59. [46] The crow is associated with intuition and psychic abilities. A dead crow may signify the need to develop or trust in your own intuitive abilities. Crows and ravens are also known as carrion birds, which means that they eat dead animals. This is one of the main reasons why they are seen as bad omen or bad news in many cultures. It may encourage us to connect with nature in a deeper, more meaningful way and appreciate the cycles of birth, death, and renewal that encompass us all.It’s important to note that the dead crow symbolism is often interpreted differently depending on what culture one belongs to and which spiritual beliefs one follows. Native American interpretations Pay attention to your dreams: Dreams can be a powerful tool for exploring symbolism and understanding their meanings. If you have dreams that feature a dead crow, pay attention to the emotions and images that come up. These can provide clues into the symbolism and what it may mean for you personally.

Lim, H. C., N. S. Sodhi, B. W. Brook, and M. C. K. Soh (2003). "Factors determining the distribution of three invasive bird species in Singapore". Journal of Tropical Ecology. 19 (6): 685–695. doi: 10.1017/s0266467403006084. hdl: 2440/36842. S2CID 53507416. {{ cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( link) This behavior led many Native Americans to label crows as totem animals, meaning they were symbolic of sacred animal spirit guides that would give advice and share wisdom over the course of the life of the person they shared a connection with. Crow Spirit Animal Crows have demonstrated the ability to distinguish individual humans by recognizing facial features. [33] Evidence also suggests they are one of the few nonhuman animals, along with insects like bees or ants, capable of displacement (communication about things that are not immediately present, spatially or temporally). [34] [35]

So if they saw somebody they’d never seen before holding a dead crow, and then they saw that person again in the future without the dead crow, they would treat them like a predator. So clearly they’re making some kind of connection between danger and dead crows.

Universally considered a bird of bad omen, the crow symbolizes a curse. A frequent visitor to cemeteries and desolate countryside, it evokes images of death, loneliness, and sadness. Another example of worship is found in some American tribes, in which the raven was the creator of life and water, a figure comparable to God. Several cultures from Siberia and Alaska are sharing the same idea. Crows are believed to guide us towards change – to prepare us for a transition in our lives. Their adaptability is an example to us, showing that we, too, need change to survive.Finding a dead crow may mean there was a recent failure in your communication with somebody. If this resonates, find ways to resolve the miscommunication. A bad omen