varikset

Varikset are a group of birds belonging to the genus Corvus. This genus is part of the family Corvidae, which also includes other intelligent birds like ravens, rooks, and jays. Members of the genus Corvus are commonly referred to as crows in English. These birds are found across much of the world, inhabiting a wide variety of environments from forests and agricultural lands to urban areas.

Crows are typically medium to large-sized birds, characterized by their strong, stout bills, robust bodies, and predominantly black plumage, though some species may have grey or white markings. They are known for their intelligence, exhibiting problem-solving skills, tool use, and complex social behaviors. Their diet is omnivorous, consisting of insects, seeds, fruits, small animals, carrion, and even human refuse.

The vocalizations of crows are varied, with their characteristic "caw" being the most recognized sound. Crows often live in social groups, especially outside the breeding season, and can be observed congregating in large numbers. They are considered by many to be highly adaptable birds, capable of thriving alongside human populations. Their presence in folklore and mythology across different cultures highlights their long-standing relationship with humanity.