Where do ravens come from?

Ravens belong to the genus Corvus and are found in various regions around the world, primarily in the Northern Hemisphere. They are believed to have originated from a common ancestor shared with other corvids, with their evolutionary history tracing back millions of years. Ravens thrive in diverse habitats, including forests, mountains, and urban areas, adapting to different environments as they spread globally. Their intelligence and adaptability have enabled them to thrive alongside humans and in the wild.