Beta Corvi, also known as Beta Corvus, is a bright star located in the constellation Corvus. It is classified as a spectral type A0 and is approximately 77 light-years away from Earth. With an apparent magnitude of 2.6, it is one of the most prominent stars in its constellation. This star is part of a group of stars that form the shape of a crow, which is what Corvus means in Latin. Beta Corvi is also known by its traditional name, Kraz, which is derived from Arabic, meaning "the crow." Its brightness and position make it a useful reference point for stargazers.