So far it is known that cats may infect their victims with T Gondii, a microscopic parasite that make them fearless and easy to catch. I am amazed that during a quick search nothing came out as what other animals do in this direction but it is my believe they have similar abilities. The so call "marking of the territory" may include parasitic infection for "conditioning" pray for hunting. All prey animals are probably doing it.
However it does not stop here. I once hypothesised that song birds, that sing way too much for it to be only for mating purposes or territory marking may help mix with their sound through vibration on certain frequencies the perfumes of flowers in the air, like under a tree, where big animals may be attracted by the smell and relax themselves and fertilize the tree upon which the birds depend for shelter and food.
Same with the not so lovely birds. Crows may have the ability to sense when a big sick animal is dying (wild animals do have diabetes sometimes and they have a scent) and helping it by making noises that may release dust or toxic mold spores from trees, or mix bad smells and bacteria in the air like from a carcass or in my case garbage bins, etc.. Have you ever noticed how crows make a similar sound with dogs barking? Of course they don't know what they're doing, for them it's all natural.
Some humans like the ancient ninja of Japan, others, may have leaned all theses and also learned how to attract crows and make them "sing" in a certain area.
This is what i've been experiencing yesterday when i've been nauseated probably by smells from garbage or food wraps and other debris tossed around the building stirred with the help of three crows which came and "sang" for hours. At times i saw them coming all three real close to each other like in a circle and cowing for many minutes at a time. They were smart. Every time i grabbed my camera with intention to film them, they ran away however i managed to do a few short videos.
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