#corvus sapiens

[colacaridi]

Simius are jumpy, flightly little guys. Very easy to bully and chase....generally

[thatforestprince]

art by @featheredcritter

Some sketches showing how Corvus sapiens look while talking in primate languages. Because of the difference between the syrinx in birds and the larynx in mammals, it can take some exaggerated body and head movements to get the sound right.

When Corvus sapiens speak primate languages, it is much more like mimicry than their own language. Often, their voice will mimic the tone and accent of whoever taught them the language. In big groups, a large number of crows often all have the exact same tone and accent as they learn the language from each other. Corvus sapiens almost never speak primate languages among themselves, with the exception of a word or two that doesn't have a direct translation in crow language and specific learning sessions.

[colacaridi]

Colacarisimius sapiens and Corvus sapiens babysitting each others' babies @thatforestprince And a little guy trying their threat display for the first time...they'll get there.

[colacaridi]

more about flying equipment. Communities will strap onto their birds protective leather armor on thir breasts. It is very light to not weight down during flight. Corvus sapiens will also gladly accept the added protection @thatforestprince

[colacaridi]

Outlands sniper with Shakes @thatforestprince

[colacaridi]

Happy early holidays fit. @thatforestprince

[colacaridi]

You could stack the sapients of Earth, I'm noticing. Simius on a crow's head, who in turn is on a human's head

our get along picture!

[colacaridi]

Shakespeare (Corvus sapiens) Nemo's wingman heee belongs to my friendies @thatforestprince