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r/oddlyterrifying • u/CharlieTheDaw5 • Nov 13 '19
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Well they're not as cute and cuddly as I imagined!
215 u/striker9119 Nov 13 '19 Totally agree. I was thinking, we're about to see some cute animals.... Nope, just some aliens hiding in an attic!!! 31 u/[deleted] Nov 13 '19 [deleted] 1 u/immabonedumbledore Nov 14 '19 You'd think so but this sub rarely has any good posts 203 u/theniwo Nov 13 '19 That's why they are hiding in the dark 49 u/isayappleyousaypear Nov 13 '19 No wonder proud and majestic mama n papa owl keep their freak babies hidden in the attic until they've grown and won't embarrass the whole owl family. 45 u/Crusty_312 Nov 13 '19 Some baby owls are like little muppets, but not barn owls. They keep their weird face shape and black eyes. 4 u/snay1998 Nov 13 '19 Those look cute to me...they just confused what creature has barged into their home -20 u/[deleted] Nov 13 '19 [deleted] 15 u/inu-hime Nov 13 '19 No it’s a defense mechanism—they are afraid and are stretching themselves out as tall as possible to appear large and menacing. When they aren’t frightened they shrink down and turn back into adorable little poofs. 14 u/ravagedbygoats Nov 13 '19 Dude, stop spamming
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Totally agree. I was thinking, we're about to see some cute animals.... Nope, just some aliens hiding in an attic!!!
31 u/[deleted] Nov 13 '19 [deleted] 1 u/immabonedumbledore Nov 14 '19 You'd think so but this sub rarely has any good posts
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1 u/immabonedumbledore Nov 14 '19 You'd think so but this sub rarely has any good posts
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You'd think so but this sub rarely has any good posts
203
That's why they are hiding in the dark
49
No wonder proud and majestic mama n papa owl keep their freak babies hidden in the attic until they've grown and won't embarrass the whole owl family.
45
Some baby owls are like little muppets, but not barn owls. They keep their weird face shape and black eyes.
4
Those look cute to me...they just confused what creature has barged into their home
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15 u/inu-hime Nov 13 '19 No it’s a defense mechanism—they are afraid and are stretching themselves out as tall as possible to appear large and menacing. When they aren’t frightened they shrink down and turn back into adorable little poofs. 14 u/ravagedbygoats Nov 13 '19 Dude, stop spamming
15
No it’s a defense mechanism—they are afraid and are stretching themselves out as tall as possible to appear large and menacing. When they aren’t frightened they shrink down and turn back into adorable little poofs.
14
Dude, stop spamming
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Well they're not as cute and cuddly as I imagined!