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While many consider humans to be the “smartest” beings to live on our planet, when you look at how some animals interact with each other, you might begin to doubt that well known “fact.” We know and we read all the time how smart are cats, or dogs or even horses. But, have you ever thought about how much birds are smart! We think they are underrated! We all know that birds are not birdbrains, in the traditional sense of the phrase, at all. They’re capable of learning tons of things, including tricks, phrases, and to love their owners just like any other pet. Let’s talk about crows a little bit! This super smart <a href="https://rumble.com/v4hin0-talking-wild-crow-actually-speaks-to-squirrel-at-bird-feeder.html" target="_blank">crow</a> in Skopje, Macedonia places a walnut on a busy street in hopes that a car will run it over and crack it open. It then repeatedly drops the nut from a 4-meter height in a second attempt to open it. How smart is that? We are so glad this incredible moment is caught on camera so we can give some credit so this smart crow! In fact, crows, who we see as pesky, loud, and sometimes even creepy creatures, are some of the smartest animals out there. They’re able to complete complicated <a href="https://rumble.com/v3vxdd-ripley-loves-to-fetch.html" target="_blank">puzzles</a> that even human children and primates can’t finish. Those little brains of theirs can hold quite a lot of information! This crow is a real proof that these birds are so smart that will amaze you with this life hack!

A hailstorm hit Skopje, the capital of Macedonia on 14 June 2017, after a day of high summer temperatures, unusual for this period. Hails as big as walnuts started falling from thick gray clouds, making it seem like it was almost nightfall. This video was recorded from an office building in the center of the city, showing how the employees had to wait the storm out, since the hail hit just in time for the after-work commute. No massive damages were reported that day, as hailstorms are known to cause hundreds of thousands in material damages.