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aaaaaaaarrrrrgh t1_j1li0be wrote

Both animals seem to be afraid of each other and posturing to scare the other off, so I expect this to end with them avoiding each other.

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Apocrisiary t1_j1lxost wrote

Wild animals always do this first, getting even a small injury can lead to infection and death.

But, when push comes to shove, they will of course attack. And that Owl would rip that kittys throat out in a split second.

They seem like dorky, docile birds. But they kill fucking eagels, they are probably the Apex predator of the skies.

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snap802 t1_j1lyqor wrote

They're flying murder machines.

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Bodie_The_Dog t1_j1nmx6v wrote

Flying STEALTH murder machines.

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thuanjinkee t1_j1opemp wrote

Why have we never named a stealth bomber/ISR platform "The MQ-X Owl"?

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FeedMeACat t1_j1ouj88 wrote

Saw one take off by me on the trail. No one was on the trail, and it was quiet out. I didn't hear the owl at all. No branch rustle, and of course I didn't hear the wings flapping. In my brain I knew they were quiet, but seeing it and hearing absolutely nothing was so odd.

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Some_Acadia_1630 t1_j1mtyjz wrote

Ya, they have an incredible grip strength to go with those huge talons. That kitty's about to be toast.

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Lambpanties t1_j1mpheo wrote

Yeah my dad owns a lodge, took care of close to 20 strays there he fed daily and got fixed. One season a pair of owls moved into the roofing.

There are now zero cats there and no one knows why.

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engineeringretard t1_j1n3xoj wrote

‘I’d run in there and save the cat!’

Oh my, that cat is going to scamper in t-minus….

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