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Crows roost together on lines for several reasons, primarily related to safety and social interaction. Roosting in groups helps them avoid predators, as there is safety in numbers. Additionally, it allows for social bonding and communication among the birds, which can strengthen their social structure and provide opportunities for information sharing, such as locating food sources. The lines themselves provide a convenient and elevated perch for resting.

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