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Caged Crow
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Em andamento, Primeira publicação em set 20, 2022
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Of all the birds, crows are the most ignored species. "Oh look, a disgusting bird." "They are terrifying." "Don't go near them." That's what we hear in everyday life. But little they know that if crows never excited, this world will come to an end. Crows eat garbage, they are disgusting. But because of crows, we survive.

Crows live in a close knit group or families that not only feed together but also protect their young ones together. Quite strangely, a group of crows is called a 'murder'. They are known to be the most intelligent birds and are always able to detect danger. But if they are caged?

Normally a caged bird is a beautiful bird everyone loves. Normally no one cages a crow. So the crows always live their life freely. But when they are caged they loose the freedom. That means caging removes their only thing that other birds can't have. It means the moment crow becomes caged it loses it's worth.
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