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I want you to know, yes, he's

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bet you didn't know. Let's talk about

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ravens. You know, those black

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birds with those really

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big beaks. Have you ever come across a raven ravens?

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I used to quite big, you know, when they come towards

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you? You know, it's quite scary because the beaks

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are so big that I feel like it could peck you to death.

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So ravens always tied in with things

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that are negative death, illness, bad

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omens basically tied in with evil,

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especially in movies and folklore. Now

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there are highly intelligent birds that

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can mimic human voices. They can even solve

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problems. And do you know that a flock

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of ravens is actually called an

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unkindness, also known as

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a conspiracy, which is equally as creepy?

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So it's an unkindness or a conspiracy

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of ravens? If you think about it, that's quite

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mean, right? I mean, the poor birds, I

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feel like they would have an inferiority complex from

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this. But there is one place

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where ravens are welcomed and revered,

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and that would be the Tower of London

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in the UK, in Britain. So apparently

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there is a legend that is tied to ravens.

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So Charles, the second was one

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that the British crown and the tower itself

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would fall if the resident ravens

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left. So here's the do dude like yonks ago

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like way, way, way, way, way, way, way. In the past

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insisted that the ravens of the tower

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be protected. The Ravens till today,

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it still stands. All the ravens at

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Tower of London are protected. In fact, there's

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even a raven master that looks after

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them. So the legend actually refers to six

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resident ravens of the tower, and

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today there are seven at the tower,

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the required six plus one spare.

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So I guess you could say that Eliza Gamzu

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and GRC. Yes,

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these bets you didn't know.