Can crows talk with split tongue?

Crows do not have split tongues like some reptiles, and they do not talk in the same way that parrots do. However, they are highly intelligent birds capable of mimicking sounds and human speech to some extent. Their vocalizations are produced using a single, flexible tongue and a specialized vocal organ called the syrinx. While they can imitate sounds, their communication primarily relies on a range of calls and body language rather than verbal speech.