Pit Bull Has Her Own Posse of Crows Who Follow Her Everywhere and It's So Cute

Birds are highly intelligent, empathetic little souls who bond to those who show mercy and kindness. Crows specifically are also known to protect whomever they've deemed worthy, and one darling Pit Bull named Maggiepotamus (aka Maggie) passed the test. Now, they all hang out together in the most adorable scene.

A recent TikTok clip posted by @maggiepotamus_ shows Maggie in her very own Disney-like romp with her bird posse and it's a dream come true. Take a look!

"My dog has a murder of crows who follow her around," the video says. "They recently started responding to my whistle and calls for my dog. They come on command."

The brief 9-second video shows the adorable Pit Bull standing in a field on a beautiful, blue sky day as a murder of crows gathers behind her. With her tail wagging, Maggie hops back at them playfully, but they aren't scared—they're excited, never abandoning their fearless leader. They even walk toward Maggie's mom Jen as she calls for them, which is incredible!

Of Maggie's more than 197,000 faithful followers, many weighed in on how special it is to be chosen by crows.

"Your pup might have done something nice for a crow. They are highly intelligent and don’t forget a face. That’s also really cool. Animals know good souls," one person shared.

"Oh my, she has an army with 'murder'-ous intent! Onward faithful soldiers!" another wrote.

"I just want to know why this hasn’t happened to me yet. Your dog is a Disney princess ma’am!" another added, and it's true!

It sounds like Maggie hit the jackpot with her new friends. From now on, they can all look out for each other.

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Cool Facts About Crows

Maggie's murder of crows know what they're doing by sticking by her side and, according to The Audubon Society, the American Crow is among the smartest animals in the world, "on par with chimpanzees." Not only do they know how to utilize tools to catch prey, but they form tight bonds with their family "up to five generations." Some younger crows will help their parents build a nest and raise new babies, plus, they'll clean and feed Mom while she's nesting.

Their intelligence isn't only used in life, but in death. When they discover another who's passed, they call out to the others and even have mourning rituals such as a funeral or wake. And don't get on a crow's bad side because research suggests they hold a grudge up to 10 years!

That said, Maggie obviously did something right because now, those crows have her back!