An Owl Named Calula ‘Hugs’ A Log And Leaves The Internet Wondering Why

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Hidrėlėy
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Owls are often associated with ancient knowledge and wisdom. Therefore, it is unusual to see these nocturnal creatures acting funny or derpy. Recently, Fuji Kachoen Garden Park’s official Twitter account shared a video of an owl named Calula sitting on the top of a log and ‘hugging it’ with its huge wings.

The video posted on June 22nd is almost 20 seconds long and shows this owl’s unusual behavior. Calula has positioned its body on the flat upper surface of a log and stretched out its wings on both sides of it. It makes us wonder what made this owl act this way? The video now has 259.1k views and 27.9k likes on Twitter so the video has definitely gained some attention on Twitter!

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The video posted by Fuji Kachoen Garden Park shows an owl ‘hugging’ a log

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— 富士花鳥園 (@fujikachoen) June 22, 2020

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An Owl Named Calula ‘Hugs’ A Log And Leaves The Internet Wondering Why

Image credits: fujikachoen

An Owl Named Calula ‘Hugs’ A Log And Leaves The Internet Wondering Why

Image credits: fujikachoen

An Owl Named Calula ‘Hugs’ A Log And Leaves The Internet Wondering Why

Image credits: fujikachoen

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Hidrėlėy

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Fascinated by music, movies and sitcoms, I'm passionate about social media and can't live without the internet, especially for all the cute dog and cat pictures out there. I wish the day had about 40 hours to be able to do everything I want.

Vėjūnė Rimašiūtė

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