Definitions
- Referring to a black bird with a distinctive cawing sound. - Talking about a group of crows, also known as a murder of crows. - Describing the act of making a loud and harsh noise, similar to the sound of a crow.
- Referring to a large black bird with a distinctive croaking sound. - Talking about a bird associated with mythology and symbolism, often depicted as a messenger or omen. - Describing the act of voraciously consuming or scavenging for food.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are black birds with dark feathers.
- 2Both have a distinct call or sound.
- 3Both are associated with mythology and symbolism.
- 4Both are scavengers and can consume carrion.
- 5Both are intelligent and adaptable birds.
What is the difference?
- 1Size: Ravens are generally larger than crows.
- 2Appearance: Ravens have shaggy throat feathers and wedge-shaped tails, while crows have smoother feathers and fan-shaped tails.
- 3Sound: Crows have a distinctive cawing sound, while ravens have a deeper croaking sound.
- 4Behavior: Crows are more social and often seen in large groups, while ravens are more solitary.
- 5Symbolism: Crows are often associated with death and bad luck, while ravens are associated with wisdom and prophecy.
Remember this!
Crow and raven are both black birds with distinct calls and scavenging behavior. However, ravens are generally larger and have shaggier feathers and a deeper croaking sound. They are also more solitary and associated with wisdom and prophecy. Crows, on the other hand, have smoother feathers and a cawing sound, and are more social and associated with death and bad luck.
