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a large black bird belonging to the crow family with shiny feathers and a loud unpleasant call
What is a "raven"?
A raven is a large and intelligent bird belonging to the family Corvidae. Renowned for its glossy black plumage, impressive size, and deep croaking calls, the Raven is a symbol of mystery and wisdom in various cultures. These birds are highly adaptable and can be found in diverse habitats across the world, from dense forests to arid deserts. Ravens possess remarkable problem-solving abilities and have been observed using tools and displaying complex social behaviors. They are opportunistic feeders, scavenging on carrion, insects, small animals, and even plant matter. Ravens are known for their aerobatic flight, soaring and gliding with ease. They have a unique vocal repertoire, producing a wide range of calls, including melodious croaks, caws, and mimicry of other sounds. Considered among the most intelligent of all birds, Ravens are fascinating creatures with a rich mythology and an important role in many ecosystems.
(especially of hair) shiny and black in color
to eat greedily or ravenously
(often of animals) to feed greedily
to prey on, hunt, or plunder
to seize, take, or obtain by violence or force
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