Corvus levaillantii is a crow reported from South Asia and parts of Southeast Asia. The Bangladesh species assessment records it widely across that country, from woodland to towns.
The photograph accompanying the Bangladesh species assessment shows an all-black crow. The account does not describe plumage differences by sex or age.
The Bangladesh assessment describes a diurnal, gregarious resident found in woodland, orchards, gardens, settlements, rubbish dumps and forest edges. It reports an omnivorous diet that includes carrion, small vertebrates and human refuse, with breeding recorded through most of the year.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.