In Genesis, what happened to the raven Noah sent from the Ark?

In Genesis, the raven Noah sent from the Ark flew back and forth until the waters dried up.

Genesis 8:7 says Noah sent out a raven after the Ark had rested and the waters had begun to recede. The bird went to and fro, and the verse does not describe it returning with an object. Noah later sent a dove, whose repeated flights provide different signs about the condition of the land.

The raven is often overshadowed by the dove and the olive leaf in retellings of the story. Genesis presents the two birds in separate episodes: the raven is sent first, followed by the dove. The text does not say that the raven found a mountain, branch, or dry land, so those details should not be added to the canonical account.