Crows are indeed known to be intelligent animals and are often studied by researchers for their problem-solving abilities and communication skills.

However, it is generally not legal to keep crows as pets in the United States without a special permit. In most states, crows are protected under state and federal wildlife laws, and it is illegal to keep them as pets without the proper permits.

Obtaining a permit to keep a crow as a pet can be difficult and requires a lot of paperwork and evidence that the crow was obtained legally. It is also important to note that crows are wild animals and are not suitable as pets for most people. They require specialized care and attention, and keeping them in captivity can be stressful and harmful to their health.

If you are interested in learning more about crows or observing them in the wild, there are many resources available online and in books that can provide you with information on their behavior and natural history. However, it is not recommended to try to raise a crow from an egg or to obtain a mature bird as a pet without the proper permits and training.
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