Same with when she was told that she didn't belong in the dish drain..... Lol

AN OWL IS SUPPOSED TO BE OUTSIDE FFS NOT DOMESTICATED. DELUSIONS.

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@@nima5398 you are absolutely delusional sociopath. You are beyond funny if you think that any animal enjoys being lonely in the wild called starving suffering in the wild you are just another NPC who recites and copy paste other peoples comments about something you have no idea what you’re talking about. Animals in the world live extremely difficult and brutal lives. If you think they are just frolicking about having the time of their lives you are clueless. If it was so great, living in nature and the wild 24 seven you would see humans doing it instead of 99% of them living in a home.

@@nima5398 ...Did you not watch or listen to the video? The lady said the owl is NOT domesticated. She is tamed, and she is still a wild animal. 😒

I hear her eyes saying, "Mmmyyeeesssss?"

Cringe af

@@Djdoe939jd83j you're indeed very cringe human being. go touch some grass.

@Hero’s stuff I agree! Moni is cringe af 😂🤣

Moni probably doesn't even know what cringe means and just says it, cringe af.

Just look at humans before the advent of the grocery store

It's also a matter of socialization with humans. Humans are very different with human socialization, as well.

@@kingssuck06 Flashback to the looting and riot during Corona first broke out lol

Like the Garden of Eden.

Good point

I read Michaels lips she said yeah huuuuhhhh

Apparently Michael is a she

Looks like: WHAT!? WHAAT??

Your lucky to have that happen! I’m jealous 😂 I never find anything cool…😒 edit- not that there’s anything cool about an injured animal, didn’t mean it that way….

@@toribern816 I seem to be Dr Do Little that has had many stray, hurt and feral animals find me for help

thats so cute! glad you helped the little fella

@@toribern816 You never know when it will happen! But being out in nature (or having a cat that brings in wildlife) makes it more likely. Being observant also helps. A year ago, I was the passenger in a car driving down a mountain road at night while it was pouring rain, I was watching the rain and hail bounce off the road so long I became somewhat desensitized to the sight. Then I saw something bigger bounce in front of the headlights and I thought, "That's strange... that didn't look like hail..." It took my brain a second to register what I saw, but I suddenly realized a frog jumped in front of the car and said "Stop the car!" I got out in the rain with a flashlight and looked all around. I walked around to the driver's side and one inch in front of the rear tire I see this cute little frog looking up at me. If the car had stopped a second later she could have been dead. I was so relieved. We tried to get her off the road, or at least away from the tire so we could move the car, but she didn't want to budge. She actually acted like she wanted to come with us, so after some heavy deliberation, we took her home. She's been with us a year now and seems happy. I never thought I would have a frog, but most of the animals I've cared for came into my life through strange, unplanned circumstances.

Really lovely story. Thank you 🦉

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They don't want people to own the birds because they want to corner the market on selling exotic pets. How do you think she stay home all day with bird?

​@@Unmaleablea husband with a good job

​@@Unmaleablethen i guess the people who told me i shouldn't raise a fully grown elephant inside my apartment were also trying to corner the exotic animals market.

You'd think after the whole Harry Potter everyone-wanted-an-owl-but-it-was-actually-a-terrible-idea debacle people would know better but it's always for the best to remind people.

They're called 'cat-headed eagles' in Chinese so yeah.

​@@kytrensol9777thats a really cool name for this bird

So when is he gonna push over stuff off tables, and asking to be let out just to come back 3 seconds after

All birds are technically reptiles.

Real life Ori and the Will of the Wisps

You said exactly what I was going to comment. People need to know that NOT everyone can, and is allowed, to do what she is doing.

Yeah, I was just rolling my eyes at the original video (with Michael in the passenger seat) thinking it was another dumb person trying to have an "exotic pet" but it turns out, they know what they're doing. Kudos to them.

So agree!!! The videos with wild animals becoming "pets" I think encourage people to get an exotic or wild animal. In my opinion, Dodo is pretty good about their presentations. They usually have the person who ends up with the animals say disclaimers. Like, "they are to remain wild", "there was no other option", etc. Other channels, not so much.

I love how this is common sense but still has to be said, lol

Actually?? It's a no brainer

Its a cat

@@jameshuspek with wings. 😂

Flying Tiger.

My brain just went What the dog doing after that phrase 😂

I would have said: "Oh, a bird. Well, Owl be darned!"

I just wish she would have shown some of the reasons that you need to be an expert to have a pet owl. The video just showed her playing with the owl and letting it go wherever. Someone might watch this video and think "What's so hard about this?" and try to get one on their own.

@@TM-oe2on cause it's a wild animal they said it

​@@Hollowmello1285 that's a single reason yeah we get that, but people want to see more of what it's like to have one aside from just the fun stuff.

@@icypastasauce7240 You could get gurt

@@TM-oe2on it’s common sense?

It can't be THAT hard to raise an owl. An evening of watching videos and reading up on them can make anyone raise them, quit making it be like she's over there performing open-heart surgeries. 🤷‍♂

​@Henry Johnson-Ville go ahead and try it. see if it's as simple as you think it is😂

@@henryjohnson-ville3834 inb4 this guy gets his eyes gouged out by an owl

@@henryjohnson-ville3834 Replace the word 'owl' in your comment with 'mountain lion'. If it doesn't still hold up, it's a flawed thought. Those claws and that beak are not for show. That bird is an efficient hunter. She said that there's a healthy respect between Michael and her 'siblings', but even despite that she also said she'd never leave her kids alone with with Michael. It would be the same with a mountain lion. Honestly the owl could be seen as more dangerous because she can fly.

Can confirm, raising owl is hard. I have a barn owl, called her penguin. Her claw are sharp as hell, her beak is no joke. And when she is in the mood for mating, she would be a picky eater, giving you attitudes, and sometimes wreak havoc.

Ha, yep. Even though I thought that was Michael's reflection in the mirror

Michael is female, her caretaker said it multiple times

@@zachboyd4749 yep, I certainly heard that, I'm sure the OP did as well. Noticed it was uncommon for a female to be named Michael.. Why did you comment that to the OP? I can't see anywhere they said it wasn't a female

@@BuffaloNickel9 OP referred to her with a “they’re,” which is used when someone doesn’t know what gender something is. I wasn’t sure if OP caught that or not, so I was just clarifying.

"It's not a phase, ma!"

Cringe af

@@Djdoe939jd83j commenting “cringe af” on a video about pure comforting events with animals is pretty cringe af

Yes it is!!! 😊🤗

Best channel on KZfaq!

It truly is, I could have a bad day and then Dodo makes it better 🧡

Yes, owls have strangely human-like eyes

Yes and the owl’s eyes are nice too

A FN OWL SHOULDN'T BE DOMESTICATED? WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE

The color of his eyes .... wow, so beautiful

Who* 👀 Me? 🦉 😂

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Probably non-releasable because she's not native to the Americas as an eurasian eagel owl.

@@MooamAt the same time, she is also TAMED which means she is too use to people and wild animals that are too use to people are usually non-releasable because of how they can come into contact with a human and risk being killed

Michael is a girl owl. Despite being named Michael, the woman referred to the owl as 'she' and 'her' throughout the video, like when the owl had the yarn. -- just saying.

@@kathleenr4047 okay. Got it!

@teresa1107 I agree with you totally. I have so much respect for people like this lady who loves birds of prey and dedicate their lives to them.

@@shirley9240 Yes, Shirley, if I ever had an opportunity to do what this lady is doing, I would love to follow in her footsteps.

And she's hot.

Owls are Real deal. I have a Eagle 🦅 and Rooster 🐓🇨🇵 in the countryside

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 Ils sont tellement impressionnants, majestueux et drôles à la fois. Et beaux à voir à l'état sauvage quand c'est possible évidemment

@@rootsgirl777 Ils sont majestueux

Here is a fun fact. *Owls eyes don't move.* And they don't actually have eyeballs. Here is a brief paragraph from online, and you can search for more info if you want it _"You know how we (humans) have eyeballs? Well, owls don't. They have eye tubes or cylinders, rod-shaped eyes that do not move in their sockets as eyeballs do. Instead, owls have to move their bodies or heads in order to look around."_

​@@kathleenr4047 that explains why they can 360° rotate their heads

That is a huge testament to your character. It sounds like Mr Hoot was an incredibly loved member of the family yet, as soon as you knew that a wild life was possible for him, you didn't hesitate to act in his best interests. You are EXACTLY the right kind of person to work with wildlife. A massive thank you for your kindness and selflessness. This world could do with many more like you 💖👍 x

I love the name, “Mr hoot”!! 🥰

How did you qualify for that job and what education do you have for it? That sounds like such a unique job and I’m very curious.

That's awesome that you were skilled enough & lucky enough to get him back to the wild. I bet if he could he'd be telling stories about the time he lived in a crazy place.

ARE YOU FN DUMB? A BIRD OF PREY IS NOT TO BE DOMESTICATED EVER YOU GUYS ARE FN DUMB.

Owls are Smart and learn a lot.Michael is so cute and Funny but very gentle. Fits in to that family very well.🦉'Michael'

40!!!!!

You are happy about stating the obvious? Women are so fucking weird its crazy

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Likely a rescue, an abandoned or injured chick that she hand reared.

She was purchased. They imprinted her; she is not a rescue. The Dodo shouldn't highlight this without more clearly explaining that. Even though the owner did touch up on it in the video, it could have been emphasized more.

A non-releasable owl is: an animal that cannot survive in the wild due to an injury, not being able to have babies, or not having enough resources in its habitat. But the owner does say Michael has imprinted so after that; I'm guess, release is also not an option. Interesting; not being able to have babies is an interesting clause....

@@StudioDaVeed I guess it's because she would be in competition with owls that can have babies so if the species is in danger it would make things worse

@@Maski110 it is an eurasian e.owl or "Uhuh". Exotic to american continent. It will dominate over am. e. owls. I guess the Amerivans are endangered. Eur. Uhuh's were really endangered, it is getting better, also due to indivivuals caring for rescues (gene pool)🪶. And top secret nest cam's. This bird reigns supreme during night time in some large European forests.

Yeah, she likely won't live as long as the owl, but her kids will.

@@kathleenr4047 That's an equally sad and beautiful thought...

live*

They can live to 70!

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Cringe af

@Moni-I bro u don’t have to be rude

@@caroo2727...He's just a cringe troll with nothing better to do than post insulting comments on endearing videos to try to get reactions out of people and make himself feel like he's important, which he is not. It only makes him look sad, pathetic, and desperate for attention, of any kind.

@@Djdoe939jd83j bro

I like to share this when it comes up. Did you know. . . . Owls eyes don't move. And they don't actually have eyes. Here is a brief paragraph from online, and you can search for more info if you want it "You know how we (humans) have eyeballs? Well, owls don't. They have eye tubes or cylinders, rod-shaped eyes that do not move in their sockets as eyeballs do. Instead, owls have to move their bodies or heads in order to look around." I think that is fascinating.

@@kathleenr4047 Know this, Glory be to God, the Great Creator

@@Jesus_not_God_he_worship_him 👍❤

LoL TAKING CARE WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT ITS A BIRD OF PREY NOT SUPPOSED TO BE IN CARS AND ON BEDS YOU GUYS ARE DUMB AF.

It’s stupid to leave her kids with the owl it’s a wild animal and if the kids hurt it it will be put down

@@N0N4M30 She clearly said she would never leave the owl and the kids unsupervised.

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This does not really have anything to do with wild owls. Once owls are tamed, they cannot go back. She is very caring and that is very nice to watch.

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Um? Its Not A Male Owl Its Actually Female Male Owls Are Smaller In Size

@@RandomManIncorperated he could be a trans

@@koningklootzak7788 Animals Aren't Humans