Meet the Tower of London's Ravenmaster

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Meet the Tower of London's Ravenmaster. (2026, October 25). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/meet-the-tower-of-londons-ravenmaster/

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Seth Doane interviews the Ravenmaster at the Tower of London, who is responsible for caring for the ravens believed to safeguard both the tower and the British monarchy according to legend. The article focuses on the role of the Ravenmaster and the significance of the ravens as a tourist attraction while maintaining an ancient tradition tied to folklore about Britain's fate.

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The Tower of London continues to house its iconic ravens, believed to safeguard both the monument and the British monarchy according to an ancient legend. The current Ravenmaster, responsible for tending to these birds, recently met with CBS correspondent Seth Doane to discuss his role in maintaining this centuries-old tradition. Tourists flock to see the ravens, which are well-cared for and fed by the Ravenmaster. This practice is deeply rooted in British folklore and history, underscoring the cultural significance of these birds within London's most famous landmarks.

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