Ravens and crows are highly adaptable and utilize a wide variety of habitats. This genus includes jungle and mountain dwellers, as well as cliff, cave, and tree nesters. Their adaptability stems from a lack of specialization. Because ravens and crows are very undemanding in their food choices and their intelligence allows them to access even difficult-to-reach places, they can thrive in a variety of environments.They can survive in a wide variety of habitats, provided they have access to food.
