İsmail Atmaca, who lives in Istanbul, Turkey, saved a crow by chance two months ago.
According to the old man of İsmail, he was sitting in the small pavilion where he worked, watching from a distance as if something had fallen from a tree. He looked closer, and it turned out to be a small crow that could not fly yet.
The kind old man took the little guy back to his cabin and thought about starting to feed it himself to see if he could feed it up.
It was this simple act of kindness of his that opened the next period of the crow's retribution.
The old man collected money at the door of a local public toilet, and usually had nothing to do, so he let the little crow follow him and feed it twice from time to time. When you get off work, take it home and continue to take care of it, so that you can really raise this little guy safely.
And then the little crow and the old man İsmail became inseparable, tired and liked to sleep on his lap, and when he was fine, he was fooling around, and he was amused in this small pavilion with him.
I had always heard that crows were smart, and I only knew a little bit about it from the textbook that crows drank water. And this crow raised by Grandpa İsmail, that's really smart.
It turned out that although the crow had been following İsmail, when he walked out of the small pavilion to rest, the crow did not leave, and stayed in the pavilion - collecting money for the old man!)
If you look at this enlightenment, you don't need to be said or taught by anyone, and you consciously go to work.
The old man named the crow Cabbar.
He said that he had always seen it like to play with the steel hammers on the table, and he thought that the things that crows liked to be shiny were not new.
Later, he found that it would even hold the money from the hands of others with their beaks and then put it in.
This catches up with the automatic cash register!
Now cabbar has grown into a mature crow, and will fly away on his own to live his own little life. However, it would occasionally come back to Uncle İsmail's little pavilion to accompany him.
This time I can see it with my own eyes, and the crow is really smart!