Wild crows inhabiting the city use it to their advantage - David Attenborough - BBC wildlife

Many birds adapt to metropolitan life, in this clip you can see how crows in Japan have integrated city life into their behaviour. From the BBC.

Crows have become highly
skilled at making a living

in these new urban environments.

In this Japanese city,
they have devised

a way of eating a food that
normally they can't manage.

[CROWS CAWING]

Dropping a road from a great
height onto a hard road

does sometimes crack it.

But some nuts are
particularly tough,

so the crows have
devised a better way.

Drop it among the traffic.

[ENGINES WHIRRING]

[CRACK]

The problem now is
collecting the bits

without getting run over.

[CARS WHIZZING BY]

So some birds have
refined their technique.

They station themselves
beside pedestrian crossings.

Wait for the lights
to stop the traffic.

[BEEPING]

Then collect your
cracked nut in safety.

[HORN HONKING]