Common ravens benefit from the garbage, crops, irrigation, and roadkill they find when they live close to humans. While flying over open or partially open terrain, they wait until the ideal moment.

A couple of years ago, Emily Cory had an epiphany. She worked with raptors and owls at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. But she was fascinated by the one common raven there. "She'd play horrible ...

Crows never do the somersault in flight that common ravens often do. Raven wings are shaped differently than are crow wings, with longer primaries (“fingers”) with more space between them.

Harford County may be the natural habitat for Ravens fans, but it isn’t necessarily the best place in Maryland to get a look at the bird for which the Super Bowl-bound team is named. Ravens, … ...

A common raven named "Grip," after the raven in Charles Dickens' "Barnaby Rudge," is the newest animal to join the Lake Superior Zoo. Grip was thin, suffering from parasites and unable to fly in ...