This crow is, like several in the genus, completely black - but with a very light iris. It occurs only in Northern Australia and in New Guinea. It has actually also been called the "Papuan crow" in English. In Australia, the Rorresian crow has learned how to consume cane toads, which are usually protected by their poisonous dorsal plate. The Torres-crows simply turn the toads over, cut open the stomach and eat the entrails and leg muscles. The knowledge of how to do this is transferred from individual to individual...