People Are Just Learning Baby Owls Sleep Face Down Because Their Heads Are Too Heavy
A Twitter post recently went viral for revealing a little known fact of the natural world: baby owls sleep face down. Journalist Mark Rees’ tweeted the image showing a fuzzy owlet on its stomach, long fluffy legs stretched out. While the picture was meme-worthy enough to inspire amusing captions and over 143,000 likes, many wondered
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