Why are crows associated with evil only?

Answer 1

yes i believe that crows are very bad luck last summer we had one get its foot stuck in our fence and it died.my husband took it out of the fence and threw it to the other side a month or so later my husband took a huge pay cut then lost his job he got a new job but his boss didn't pay him his commissions, then he got an autoimmune disease i got fibromialgia and my son has migraines my daughter started getting chest pains and our house is in foreclosure my husband got a new job but still isn't making any money and health is not getting better . so if you ask me i say 100% yes crows are bad luck

Answer 2

In old Europe, crows were often associated with war and death. In one legend, a crow would bring the final blow to heros who are dying on the battle feild. Other legends say that crows are a sign of death. Maybe, but in Native American culture crows are smart. In the East crows are good luck. Just like black cats, it depends on the culture. Like in some cultures black cats are good fortune, or a black cat sneezing means you will win the lottery. It depends on your outlook. :)

Original Answer:

Although some people think they are, they aren't. It's just a myth. Same thing with black cats. But if you happen to experience bad luck while you're near a crow or black cat, it's just pure coincidence.

Answer 3

Some may believe that the common crow also known as 'Corvus Brachyrhynchos' are indeed evil. They are portrayed this way in films such as Snow White. In a group they are called a 'murder' which may also give off an 'evil' impression. Furthermore, these birds like other birds pray on dead animal carcass which again brings the idea of death to mind.

Answer 4

Crows can be bad luck if they are in a group of three. One crow by itself doesn't mean anything.