The Common Crow (Euploea core) is a common butterfly found in South Asia. In India it is also sometimes referred to as the Common Indian Crow, and in Australia as the Australian Crow. It belongs to the Crows and Tigers subfamily of the Nymphalidae (Brushfooted butterflies).The Common Crow is the most common representative of its genus Euploea. Like the Tigers (Danaus spp), the Crows are inedible and mimicked by other Indian butterflies(see Batesian mimcry). In addition, the Indian species of the Euploea genus shows another kind of mimicry, Müllerian mimicry. Accordingly, this species has been dealt with greater detail than other members of its genus in India.

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Interesting video of crows using some fairly adaptive techniques to get some food.

This vending machine rewards crows with food for depositing certain items inside it. Crows have an affinity for shiny objects (money, jewelery) but they’re also constantly on the hunt for food. Basically, crow brings bling, you feed it peanuts, then you cash in.

The crow vending machine developed as a part of experiement in corvid learning resource acquisition startegy from gadgetoff will autonomously train the crow to drop the coin, or some similar kind of stuff found in garbage in the vending machine (box) and in return obtain the peanuts as food for them.

New Caledonian crow is able to bend a piece of straight wire into a hooked shape to retrieve a food-containing bucket from a vertical pipe...