I am 50% confident of this theory being right,so please add more evidence or try to refute me

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Crows are dead humans: Crows are in the top 5 most intelligent animals (on Earth) list,fear death,make a "funeral" after they realize a crow died,they can mimic human voices,they remember human and bird faces,they console other crows that lost a battle,i think crows are humans that died but wont go to heaven or hell,so they became crows,basically reeincarnation,the reason they are smart is that some (or all) keep their intelligence/conscience,they make "funerals" when a crow dies by reuniting then near the corpse,they fear death because they know that if they die they can't morph into nothing else,they remember human and bird faces and attack them if it was bad to them just like humans,they can speak even better than parrots if they are kept in captivity,which means they try to speak to humans,they can feel empathy for crows that lost battles and console them just like humans,everything points to them being humans before...

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