Crow

These were originally wild crows living in Raccoon Forest and became secondarily exposed to the t-Virus by pecking on the flesh of infectees such as zombies and animal corpses. Because their skin is completely covered in feathers, no visible changes were observed to their physical form and any skin decay was hidden from view. They displayed features common with t-Virus exposure such as highly increased aggression. Normally a loud noise or a gunshot would be enough to deter a crow from attacking, but once infected it would attack indiscriminately and not be shaken by gunfire in the slightest. The infected crows still maintained many characteristics of their regular counterparts such as loud cawing to instill fear into their targets and working in groups for co-ordinated attacks.

Because they only needed a small food source to flourish and discarded remains were enough for them, a large amount of crows were infected. Because of their ability to fly, they are capable of spreading the virus over a wide distance and the presence of infected crows has been confirmed in several other biohazard outbreaks such as Raccoon City and Sheena Island. Because of flight capability they are capable of spreading the virus over a wide area.

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