The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "This American Crow is one of the most common and widely distributed species in its region, covering the southern parts of Canada to almost all parts of the United States, as well as the northern parts of Mexico. Like other corvid birds, they are known for their intelligence and high social nature. Not only that, they also have strong family bonds that last for several generations. Here are some interesting facts about crow chicks quoted from A-Z Animals on (27/03)."

However, after they leave the nest, they are still cared for by their family while learning how to fly and feed more efficiently. Although they have become independent in these matters, they will stay with their family for at least the next year, and often more than three years, to help take care of their siblings, following the example of their older siblings!

Although initially birds cannot see, after their eyes open, they will display a bright blue color that stands out (sometimes appearing as a steel gray hue) adorning their sight. This blue color will gradually undergo a change into a dark gray, and eventually metamorphose into a dark brown as they age over the first few years of their life.