Question

what do you mean by swoops into space a crow​

Answer 1

Crows recognize people who have scared them or wronged them for years afterward. It has become an annual process: Crows swoop down on unsuspecting Seattleites, who then call wildlife professor John Marzluff, who explains that it's simply the season for crows to dive-bomb people — and that they're mostly harmless.

Answer 2

It tells us that crows view death, at least in part, as a 'teachable moment' to borrow an anthropomorphic phrase. It's a signal of danger and danger is something to be avoided," explains Swift. And this fear of a potential deadly situation stays with them.