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Crikey Moses, check this out, legends! 🦉 I was super lucky to team up with Wildlife Unleashed in Queensland—wildlife rescuers Mick and Adele, along with their little son Wild, who introduced me to their incredible pair of educational sooty owls. Now, tell me these things don’t look like they’ve flown straight out of some sort of gargoyle movie! 😂 Absolutely crazy-looking critters, but bloody beautiful at the same time. Sooty owls (Tyto tenebricosa) can grow up to about 45 cm long. They have enormous dark eyes, a heart-shaped facial disc and charcoal-grey feathers covered in tiny white spots that look like stars scattered across the night sky. They’re nocturnal forest hunters found along eastern Australia, generally living in rainforests and moist eucalypt forests. During the day they hide inside massive old tree hollows or thick vegetation, then emerge at night to hunt small mammals—including rodents, sugar gliders and even ringtail possums. Their call is just as eerie as their appearance. Rather than your typical owl hoot, they can produce a long, descending scream often described as sounding like a “falling bomb”. Imagine hearing that in the pitch-black bush! They rely heavily on large, old hollow-bearing trees for roosting and breeding, so habitat clearing and the loss of mature trees are serious threats. Secondary poisoning from rodenticides can also knock these incredible predators around. Beautiful, mysterious and seriously powerful critters. Those feet and talons are no joke! What do you reckon you’d do if you turned the torch on and came face-to-face with one of these in the bush? I reckon I’d literally shit the bed. 😂🦉 ONYA, Wildlife Unleashed! #SootyOwl #WildlifeUnleashed #AustralianWildlife #WildlifeEducation #Owls
Crikey Moses, check this out, legends! 🦉 I was super lucky to team up with Wildlife Unleashed in Queensland—wildlife rescuers Mick and Adele, along with their little son Wild, who introduced me to their incredible pair of educational sooty owls. Now, tell me these things don’t look like they’ve flown straight out of some sort of gargoyle movie! 😂 Absolutely crazy-looking critters, but bloody beautiful at the same time. Sooty owls (Tyto tenebricosa) can grow up to about 45 cm long. They have enormous dark eyes, a heart-shaped facial disc and charcoal-grey feathers covered in tiny white spots that look like stars scattered across the night sky. They’re nocturnal forest hunters found along eastern Australia, generally living in rainforests and moist eucalypt forests. During the day they hide inside massive old tree hollows or thick vegetation, then emerge at night to hunt small mammals—including rodents, sugar gliders and even ringtail possums. Their call is just as eerie as their appearance. Rather than your typical owl hoot, they can produce a long, descending scream often described as sounding like a “falling bomb”. Imagine hearing that in the pitch-black bush! They rely heavily on large, old hollow-bearing trees for roosting and breeding, so habitat clearing and the loss of mature trees are serious threats. Secondary poisoning from rodenticides can also knock these incredible predators around. Beautiful, mysterious and seriously powerful critters. Those feet and talons are no joke! What do you reckon you’d do if you turned the torch on and came face-to-face with one of these in the bush? I reckon I’d literally shit the bed. 😂🦉 ONYA, Wildlife Unleashed! #SootyOwl #WildlifeUnleashed #AustralianWildlife #WildlifeEducation #Owls

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