Recent research published in Science Advances reveals that crows possess the cognitive ability to recognize geometric regularities, similar to humans. This finding highlights the complex intelligence of these birds and suggests that their understanding of spatial arrangements and patterns may influence their behavior and problem-solving skills. The study indicates a significant leap in understanding avian intelligence, showcasing how crows adapt their learning processes to categorize shapes and objects. Implications of this research extend to animal cognition fields, requiring a reevaluation of intelligence across species.