What are the predators of the crows?

Answer 1

It depends on if your talking about domestic cattle or wild bulls. For domestic cattle if you are out in the country wolves, foxes, or any wild canine might prey on your calves. If you keep a close eye on your cattle and maybe have a dog outside to keep them away its all good.

But remember wolves and other canines aren't bad they just need to eat something because we are destroying their homes and food.

Answer 2

Crows are both predator and prey. As a predator they steal eggs of smaller birds and will even attack and kill smaller birds (as will other corvids). In this regard crows are similar to eagles and owls that kill and eat smaller weaker birds all the time, including crows. First and foremost crows are omnivore scavengers; as such, killing for food is not a primary activity (excluding insects). Crows are highly intelligent; it is now believed that they are the most intelligent bird by far, showing unique problem solving and tool use skills that even some great apes cannot master. Their intelligence and social cohesion (crows, even crows that are strangers to each other, will form large groups to harass potential predators, and regularly succeed in chasing away large predators of all sorts) makes them a difficult target for larger predators, but eagles and owls will kill and consume crows, as will the occasional cat, although the size of crows dissuades most cats from attacking any but the smallest and youngest crows. The biggest threat to crows by far has always been human beings, who kill them by the thousands every year as "nuisances", oblivious to the good that crows do in our environment.

Answer 3

yes they are because they are scavingers

Answer 4

Mainly hawks and other falconiformes (.e.g., eagles), while their larger cousins, ravens, also pose a threat (mainly through the competition of resources and less from actual predation).

Answer 5

fox and owls

Answer 6

Foxes and owls.