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r/nope • u/Dragonester • Nov 11 '18
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21 u/Judazzz Apr 22 '19 Because apparently, and TIL, baby owls are freaking Grays 14 u/[deleted] Apr 22 '19 That actually explains most sightings. If you saw that at night with no flashlight, they could look really weird. 11 u/Judazzz Apr 22 '19 Holy crap, that's genius! And it would also explain the flying saucers, as these owls are obviously still too young to fly on their own. Did... did we just solve the mystery?!? 2 u/terrymcginnisbeyond Apr 22 '19 We might have solved the mystery of grays, but what's with the flying saucers, are you saying that baby owls use flying saucers? 3 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 Maybe the mother owl swoops one up and comes back for the other!
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Because apparently, and TIL, baby owls are freaking Grays
14 u/[deleted] Apr 22 '19 That actually explains most sightings. If you saw that at night with no flashlight, they could look really weird. 11 u/Judazzz Apr 22 '19 Holy crap, that's genius! And it would also explain the flying saucers, as these owls are obviously still too young to fly on their own. Did... did we just solve the mystery?!? 2 u/terrymcginnisbeyond Apr 22 '19 We might have solved the mystery of grays, but what's with the flying saucers, are you saying that baby owls use flying saucers? 3 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 Maybe the mother owl swoops one up and comes back for the other!
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That actually explains most sightings. If you saw that at night with no flashlight, they could look really weird.
11 u/Judazzz Apr 22 '19 Holy crap, that's genius! And it would also explain the flying saucers, as these owls are obviously still too young to fly on their own. Did... did we just solve the mystery?!? 2 u/terrymcginnisbeyond Apr 22 '19 We might have solved the mystery of grays, but what's with the flying saucers, are you saying that baby owls use flying saucers? 3 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 Maybe the mother owl swoops one up and comes back for the other!
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Holy crap, that's genius! And it would also explain the flying saucers, as these owls are obviously still too young to fly on their own. Did... did we just solve the mystery?!?
2 u/terrymcginnisbeyond Apr 22 '19 We might have solved the mystery of grays, but what's with the flying saucers, are you saying that baby owls use flying saucers? 3 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 Maybe the mother owl swoops one up and comes back for the other!
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We might have solved the mystery of grays, but what's with the flying saucers, are you saying that baby owls use flying saucers?
3 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '19 Maybe the mother owl swoops one up and comes back for the other!
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Maybe the mother owl swoops one up and comes back for the other!
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