Friday, 31 January 2020

Escape from Egypt🐪🗻 'Extremely obese' owl sheds some pounds after being too fat to fly

'Extremely obese' owl sheds some pounds after being too fat to fly

The place where the overindulgent owl was found was "crawling with field mice and voles" thanks to the mild December weather.

By Sky News Staff, Wednesday January 29th 2020

The owl was deemed 'too fat to fly'. Pics: Suffolk Owl Sanctuary

When an owl was saved from a ditch in Suffolk, rescuers were worried that she was too injured to fly.
But according to the sanctuary that took her in, it turned out the owl was "simply extremely obese".
Suffolk Owl Sanctuary says the bird was too heavy to get herself into the air. Tipping the scales at 245g, she was a third heavier than she is supposed to be.
She was around a third heavier than she should have been
Fatty deposits around the owl's body were preventing her from flying effectively - and carers decided to monitor her for a few weeks to see why she had piled on the pounds.
The sanctuary concluded that "natural obesity" was to blame, and the place where the overindulgent owl was found was "crawling with field mice and voles" thanks to the mild December weather.
After embarking on a "strict diet", the owl was deemed healthy enough to head into the wild once again.

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