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This young crow had fallen from its nest, and it was raised for 18 months by a loving family.<br/><br/>However, as time passed, the crow started to notice that the family cat was not too thrilled about its presence.<br/><br/>The clever crow, mischievous in nature, decided to test the cat's patience one day.<br/><br/>It began to hop and flutter around the room, and the cat, intrigued yet annoyed, followed the crow with a frown on its face.<br/><br/>Despite the cat's displeasure, the crow seemed determined to play its little game, making the household a mix of curiosity and irritation.<br/>Location: Sainte-Catherine, France <br/>WooGlobe Ref : WGA306521<br/>For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
This young crow had fallen from its nest, and it was raised for 18 months by a loving family.<br/><br/>However, as time passed, the crow started to notice that the family cat was not too thrilled about its presence.<br/><br/>The clever crow, mischievous in nature, decided to test the cat's patience one day.<br/><br/>It began to hop and flutter around the room, and the cat, intrigued yet annoyed, followed the crow with a frown on its face.<br/><br/>Despite the cat's displeasure, the crow seemed determined to play its little game, making the household a mix of curiosity and irritation.<br/>Location: Sainte-Catherine, France <br/>WooGlobe Ref : WGA306521<br/>For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
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