ASIEH NAMDAR, CNN ANCHOR: We head to Austria for a story about a crow that has taken on a new role of sorts.</s>SHIHAB RATTANSI, CNN ANCHOR: Austria's ORF shows us the crow that has more bark than bite.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: In her first TV appearance, Clara is still a little bit shy, but a gift of nature cannot be hidden for long. The farmer's wife quickly got used to Clara's noises, and in the meantime the strange bird became rather trusting.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Before I enter the stable in the morning, she is already barking, and when I go there again in the evening, she is waiting for me again.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: She grew up with a dog who probably taught her how to bark. It is Romeo, the dog of the farm, who makes sure that she doesn't forget how to bark. Sometimes, they even succeed in a duet. Yet, Clara is not always as harmless and cute as she seems. Occasionally, she can be a real rascal.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: She frequently turns on the tap, and then there's no water in the house.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: However, as long as Clara doesn't behave badly, her life is quite OK on the farm. The farmer hopes that Clara will find a partner soon and build a nest with him. Maybe it will result in bilingual baby crows. Who knows.
A Crow in Austria Learns How to Bark