The 10 Cutest Baby Owls on the Web
We've gotta cut to the chase on this one-- they're fluffy, tiny and oh-so-irresistably adorable. It's baby owl time, y'all!
We've gotta cut to the chase on this one-- they're fluffy, tiny and oh-so-irresistably adorable. It's baby owl time, y'all!
When it comes to showcasing adorably tiny animals, we usually stick to puppies or kittens or the occasional piglets with people clothes. It's just a standard go-to that never fails to brighten our days or make us "aww!" for hours. Of course these furballs are great and all, but did you know there's a whole other world out there of small animals? Ones you've probably never seen in miniature form?
There have been a lot of crazy things happening in America recently. Obama just got elected for a second term and a guy magically came back to life after dying mid-voting, for example. That's some pretty exciting stuff if you ask us.
It looks like everyone in London is getting into the Olympic spirit. Bob, for one, is in the middle of training for the track and field portion of his hometown's annual athletic competition that will coincide with the Olympic Games. And by the way, Bob is a burrowing owl and his home is the ZSL London Zoo.
In what may be the strangest pairing yet, a gigantic baby owl named Louise pets a lovable dog named Annie in this adorable video.
We told you owls are the new animals to watch out for! Since these birds are first associated with mental clarity and good judgement, they don't always get credit for being the fine-looking animals that they are. This video should help remedy that oversight.
The snowy owl might be on the endangered species list, but a cute new photograph of the majestic bird could make even the most ardent supporter of logging crack a smile.
Snowy owls, the white-feathered birds who were made popular by Hedwig, Harry Potter's loyal companion and courier, are suddenly appearing in the Northern United States in record numbers.
In this clip, an owl suffers an apparent identity crisis and barks repeatedly like a dog while amused zoo-goers look on. Bad dog! Er...owl.
Owls look about ten times more majestic when you watch them fly in slow motion HD. Don't believe us? Watch below.