The Cuban Crow is a large crow found mainly in Cuba. It uses forests as well as farmland and eats a varied diet.
Its long, heavy bill and upcurved nasal bristles are distinctive. The bristles leave the nostrils exposed, and the eyes are reddish.
It uses lowland evergreen, secondary, and pine forests. Small groups also forage in open farmland, and its diet is omnivorous.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.