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“Researchers writing about comparative human and nonhuman cognition always make brief,
obligatory reference to the underlying neurological and hormonal systems, but Marzluff and Angell
actually provide us with the details. In lucid, logical, and articulate prose, they carefully explain all
the interrelated mechanisms involved in the fascinating behavior patterns of their corvid subjects
and how these mechanisms relate to those of humans. Their book is indeed a gift, not only to
those of us eager to learn about corvid behavior but also but also to those who wish to understand
the bases for these actions.― Author: Irene M. Pepperberg, author of Alex & Me: How a Scientist
and a Parrot Uncovered a Hidden World of Animal Intelligence--and Formed a Deep Bond in the
Process“John Marzluff and Tony Angell's amazing, true stories of crows who rage, grieve, give
gifts, work together, and even design and use tools would be enough to make this book a great
read. But these maverick scientists go a step further, and actually show how these birds' big
brains, though different from our own, achieve many of the same feats. Gifts of the Crow is a gift to
all of us who have argued for years that humans don't possess the only minds in the universe. This
is one of the most exciting books I've read in a long time.― Author: Sy Montgomery, author of
Birdology'In this important work, youâ€ll find stunning examples of crow emotionality and
intelligence -- a triumphant vindication for those who have known all along that animals are
capable of much more than theyâ€re generally given credit for. . Crows dream as part of their
learning process, for instance, and profile other individuals†behavior and act accordingly. In
many ways, their intelligence is equal to that of the great apes. Fascinating.' Author: Stacey
O'Brien, author of Wesley the Owl'Full of clear and detailed accounts of research...remarkable.'
Author: NYTimes'Angellâ€s illustrations of birds are exquisitely detailed... the book will instill in
many readers a sense of wonder and curiosity at what these birds can do. An insightful look at
some of our surprisingly capable feathered friends.' Author: Kirkus'Amazing' Author: Seattle
Times“Delightful… a series of intriguing stories and stunning illustrations that together reveal
the sophisticated cognitive abilities of crows and their relation­ship with humans.' Author:
Nature'With its abundance of funny, awe-inspiring, and poignant stories, Gifts of the Crow portrays
creatures who are nothing short of amazing. A testament to years of painstaking research and
careful observation, this fully illustrated, riveting work is a thrilling look at one of nature's most
wondrous creatures.' Author: Guardian.co.uk'A great read, this book is a tribute to the little-known
and underappreciated minds of the birds of the amazing corvid family. Serious and at times
hilarious, it pulled me in with its telling anecdotes and scientific context. Most importantly, it

acknowledges and explore