Several readers reported that zefrank1 has posted another great animal video, this one a bit lighter on the weirdness but heavy on great clips and True Facts. Actually, we (Kelly Williams and I) were asked to provide a photo for this video—the one showing the owl’s eyes visualized through its ear holes—but we were too late to get our picture in.
Regardless, enjoy this 4:21 tour through Owl World.
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Apes of the hamburger!
Here is a page that has a Saw Whet Owl being patted that is really cute.
German fairy tales are a bit dark, now that he mentions it.
Yeah…but they’ve got owls, so who who cares?
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Yeah. I once came across a nice well made leather bound edition of Grimms’ Fairy Tales for a good price and thought, “hey, this will be great for story time with the kids.” I new the basics of many of the tales, but had never read the original tales myself. In retrospect I shouldn’t have been surprised considering the era that they originated from, but I was.
After starting to read story after story and stopping because they seemed too twisted, deviant and just not the kind of thing to expose impressionable four year old minds to, I gave up on it. Now that they are a little bit older, and more grounded, they can read them themselves if they want to.
Those tales were originally not intended for children. Many were performed at courts for adults & can be somewhat raunchy as well.
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Ze Frank is one of my faves, up there with Simon’s Cat. Fantastic!
Very appropriate as I found my first owl pellet remains today.
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Thanks, “Why Evolution Is True,” for these true facts about owls video!