The largest songbirds globally and members of the crow family, exhibit remarkable intelligence and intricate social dynamics, residing across Europe, Asia, and North America.

Throughout various cultures, raven have held significant mythological roles; in Norse mythology, Odin is accompanied by two ravens serving as his eyes and ears, while in some Native American traditions, they are revered as creators and companions of the sun.

Ravens are opportunistic feeders with a diverse diet that includes carrion, insects, grains, fruits, small animals, and even garbage in urban areas. Their adaptable feeding habits allow them to survive in a wide range of habitats, from wilderness to cityscapes.

Their geographic range spans Europe, Asia, and North America, where raven thrive in diverse habitats, demonstrating adaptability and resilience in their environments.