He looks angry, but he's actually happy. It was over 30 degrees that day, so I gave him a shower. After he cooled off, he was sleeping comfortably in the corner of the room. #owl
I love how he looks down to make sure he can truly be bathed everywhere and so you can get his neck, only for him to wait a few seconds after you finish before giving you that look of "Hey, why'd you stop? Who told you to stop?" Such a vivid personality on this owl!
Yeah. There's a lot of trust here with the big guy and his owner. And the fact he looks like he's defensive about being sprayed but he's loving it too!
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well, at the beginning i thought it was angry, and thought even "what is the person spraying there?" - so i had to pause the video and look what the description says, then it made sense to me. without knowing that it was a hot day thad that's for "cooling them down", it seems as they were angry... but, to be fair - a wet owl looks a bit... confusing, especially the ears.
I know very little about Owls, but the few times I've seen them acting this way, they were trying to not be seen. I used to go biking at night, A LOT, in the middle of nowhere before bed, and if I ran across one (and noticed them) they would spread their wings, and always face me, blending into the ground. First time I noticed it I was startled, but I've noticed it many times since then. Just leave them alone.
@@fuzzywzhe That isn't meant to be camouflage, that's actually a threat display. It thought you were a predator and it was trying to drive you off by making itself look bigger
@@JetFalcon710 I admittedly don't know much about owls, but it was well camouflaged when I biked past. They blended in, and it turned as I went past, I only noticed them because of their movement. They didn't reflect a shadow. I don't pretend to guess their motivation, I'm CERTAINLY not going to mess with them, but I only noticed them because they didn't completely blend into the background. I'm doubtful this is a threat display but that's just human words anyhow and human thinking. It didn't want to be noticed, and if I noticed it and approached it, I'm certain I'd have been attacked. I'm certain it didn't want to be disturbed, and I had another 10 miles to go, and 750 feet to climb, I didn't want to bother it either. It was just interesting and surprising. I have to wonder how many I passed, I never noticed. I had nothing to give it, and I doubt it wanted to get pet.
@@JetFalcon710 Oh, wand BTW - the US overthrew Ukraine in 2014. The whole war in Ukraine is the fault of the US. The coup led to an immediate civil war between the east and west of Ukraine. The US supported their puppets, Russia supported their side (mostly Russian speakers), until they engaged in direct intervention. Be careful with your unqualified support. Know what you are supporting. Ukraine will be wiped out, it's just a question of numbers. This entire horrific war could have been averted if the US didn't overthrow Ukraine in 2014. You just don't know, and we're not allowed to speak freely here.
Love how some animals are both aggressive but willing to let you interact with them. Like this Owl was trying to snap at the bottle when it got close but the Owl was willing to get sprayed by the water.
That was a playful reaction. It only looks like aggression because it involves nipping. It's literally just excited and fluffing up because it's trying to get all the moisture it can on its actual skin. Imagine you're wearing a coat while trying to take a shower, you would take it off to actually clean your skin right? I literally work at a nature center with six raptors and three of them are owls and one of the owls is an eagle owl (same type of owl as this one I believe).
You do realize that is how owls are bathing themselves? Normaly they do that on a rainy day or look for a pound to do so. An aggressive owl looks different
It is such a beautiful bird. I love the way how he snaps his beak, opens his wings wide and how he enjoys every second of bath time. At the end he looks quite content and happy!! Thank you for sharing this. 🤍🙏🏻🤍🦉🤍
That owl isn't happy, it's just submissive, it's trying to intimidate the person but it isn't able to do anything. Owls aren't pets, they're wild animals, and for one owl to arrive to someone, other 10 die. This owl was probably taken from their nest when they were a newborn, and thanks to someone's avarice, they aren't in the place they should be, that being a forest or another natural environment.
I have never actually seen an owl open their wings before. Every time I had seen one, they’re usually sitting and staring at something. Seeing one have a personality like this, makes me completely understand why they were my grandfathers favorite animal. They’re majestic but also goofy! 🦉❤️
Yep. Owls are very underrated in terms of HOW good/precise the hunting skills, and their beauty is incredible, IMO. I went to a newly-opened technical high school, and a one of the built-ins next to a window was a glass-walled enclosure that housed a BIG owl. When I first saw the owl in person, that's when it hits you HOW striking and large the bird was. I know an owl isn't exactly recommended to be an ideal pet, but I've often thought how enriching it would be to interact with an owl on a daily basis.
@@Mate397 yea, but at any moment you could look at the situation instead of assuming. it clearly tries to eat the water multiple times, so it isnt trying to get away or anything. it spins around trying to get other parts of its body wet as well, if it was being aggressive it wouldnt face AWAY from the perceived threat. basically, the only way you can think its angry or being defensive is if you see 3 seconds of it puffing up and then stop watching the video to go post a comment saying it got angry.
@@TheShizzlemop That most likely is what happens. There are videos of wild owls getting filmed, with how they puff up and snap their beak at the threat was close to what it looked like in the beginning, for those that don’t see the differences in threat stance or relaxed stance. At one point when he got closer, Garu did a warning snap and the owner responded back. “Hey hey” I think is what he said. Maybe Garu doesn’t like the water can being so close? To me it looked like he was puffing up so it’s easier to get all those feathers underneath to get wet. Especially at the end. He had a more relaxed puff to him, and like you said wasn’t watching him or his hand 24/7. There needs to be more videos of owls getting bath time. Lol
@@kips8156 Yea. Not all owls like showers. There's a clip of another owl on youtube known as Taiji-kun, and he doesn't like showering. But they way the two act towards getting sprayed makes this real clear unless if you don't watch more than a half second and instantly react with angry comments. Owls are definitely a species that are harder for humans to understand their expressions due to their inability to make facial expressions, so misunderstandings are expected, but still an unfortunate reality of youtube.
@@kips8156 Yea, wild owls or any wild animal that act like that would be a likely sign of aggression. But for pets or tame/friendly animals, it could just be their way of being excited or playful. Similar to cats. Stray/wild cats would pounce to kill or hunt, while pet cats likely pounce at anything that catches their attention for fun while it being in their nature.
Owls really have the angriest-looking happy I've ever seen, but clearly, he's enjoying himself. Big and fluffed up to get all the under-feathers nice and wet.
Look at those gorgeous wings! I love it when they get their feathers all fluffed out, looking like some kind of crazy turkey bird, too cute. And so cool at 2:02, he looks like he's bowing to his papa. Lol at 2:20 he says, "owl birb is confusion, why did stop???" ☺️🙏🕊️
I rescued a Great Horned Owl once. It got trapped in our chicken pen, overnight. We took a broom and shooed it out, so we could let the chickens out. It sat under a tree all day. I kept an eye on it and called people all day. Nobody would help. Then one of the barn cats noticed the Owl. Then i saw 5 cats surrounded the Owl. I didn’t know what to do. I grabbed a big towel and ran to the tree. I was afraid, it’s a large bird. I threw the towel over the bird and took it in my kitchen. Ran to the barn and got our biggest dog crate. Made ‘Oliver’ the best comfy home on my kitchen table. After hours of calling people, including my own vet. I found a Raptor rescue. Delivered him to safety. Turned out ‘Oliver’ was an ‘Olive’. She sadly passed away the next day. When she swooped into the chicken pen she couldn’t get out. She probably bashed her brains into the fence all night. Trying to escape. Oh and for future reference, Owl’s are airplanes, not Helicopters.
the way he crouched down to expose the nape of his neck.. so endearing.. like he was "yeahhhh.. that's the spot." how often does he have his talons/claws trimmed? do you do this for him, or go to an avian groomer to have it done?
Yeah if he didn't like it he WOULD NEVER do that with his head like that. So adorable and those happy hoots at the end made me laugh. Glad you take so very good care of him and give him the love to where he trusts you that much. Hope you both have a wonderful day and please be safe in this craziness (also to all who read this comment).
They're not good pets. It's generally a better idea to just attract native owl species to your yard by putting up owl boxes and hoping that one nests in it.
@@nil981 Do you think we can make a robotic version of that thing to deliver messages and maybe the hatchlings of the owl can imprint on those things thinking that they are Their parents and the owl delivery will be born get it imprinting
How beautiful is the divine Garu as he likes his dear human dad to bathe him... Happy bath time dear Garull Blessings and very cordial greetings happy for your return ♡ ♡
I’ve watched this video multiple times now and I have seen zero anger in that owl’s eyes. They seem bright and happy that the owl is getting a good shower and is thoroughly enjoying it! Stay happy, owl buddy!
I think he looks kinda grumpy at the start, and it's easy to interpret the initial puffing up as aggressive. But from about 10s into the video, it's obvious that he's enjoying it.
Grew up and lived my whole life with macaws and parrots. Yes, this owl is VERY happy! Birds don't take baths often but when they do they usually love the water and puff out their feathers to let the water get into their down feathers so they get extra clean. This is an owl that is thoroughly enjoying bath time.
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I love how he looks down to make sure he can truly be bathed everywhere and so you can get his neck, only for him to wait a few seconds after you finish before giving you that look of "Hey, why'd you stop? Who told you to stop?" Such a vivid personality on this owl!
Yeah. There's a lot of trust here with the big guy and his owner. And the fact he looks like he's defensive about being sprayed but he's loving it too!
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well, at the beginning i thought it was angry, and thought even "what is the person spraying there?" - so i had to pause the video and look what the description says, then it made sense to me. without knowing that it was a hot day thad that's for "cooling them down", it seems as they were angry... but, to be fair - a wet owl looks a bit... confusing, especially the ears.
The way he fluffs out his feathers, even on his sides and rear, confirms that he absolutely wants every spot touched by the water!
I know very little about Owls, but the few times I've seen them acting this way, they were trying to not be seen. I used to go biking at night, A LOT, in the middle of nowhere before bed, and if I ran across one (and noticed them) they would spread their wings, and always face me, blending into the ground. First time I noticed it I was startled, but I've noticed it many times since then. Just leave them alone.
@@fuzzywzhe That isn't meant to be camouflage, that's actually a threat display. It thought you were a predator and it was trying to drive you off by making itself look bigger
@@JetFalcon710 I admittedly don't know much about owls, but it was well camouflaged when I biked past.
They blended in, and it turned as I went past, I only noticed them because of their movement. They didn't reflect a shadow.
I don't pretend to guess their motivation, I'm CERTAINLY not going to mess with them, but I only noticed them because they didn't completely blend into the background.
I'm doubtful this is a threat display but that's just human words anyhow and human thinking.
It didn't want to be noticed, and if I noticed it and approached it, I'm certain I'd have been attacked. I'm certain it didn't want to be disturbed, and I had another 10 miles to go, and 750 feet to climb, I didn't want to bother it either.
It was just interesting and surprising. I have to wonder how many I passed, I never noticed. I had nothing to give it, and I doubt it wanted to get pet.
@@JetFalcon710 Oh, wand BTW - the US overthrew Ukraine in 2014. The whole war in Ukraine is the fault of the US.
The coup led to an immediate civil war between the east and west of Ukraine. The US supported their puppets, Russia supported their side (mostly Russian speakers), until they engaged in direct intervention.
Be careful with your unqualified support. Know what you are supporting. Ukraine will be wiped out, it's just a question of numbers. This entire horrific war could have been averted if the US didn't overthrow Ukraine in 2014. You just don't know, and we're not allowed to speak freely here.
@@fuzzywzhe Ah, gotcha
Love how some animals are both aggressive but willing to let you interact with them.
Like this Owl was trying to snap at the bottle when it got close but the Owl was willing to get sprayed by the water.
I thought he was being sprayed for Fleas !
That was a playful reaction. It only looks like aggression because it involves nipping. It's literally just excited and fluffing up because it's trying to get all the moisture it can on its actual skin. Imagine you're wearing a coat while trying to take a shower, you would take it off to actually clean your skin right? I literally work at a nature center with six raptors and three of them are owls and one of the owls is an eagle owl (same type of owl as this one I believe).
@@Li-Jester no, it's not. Owls don't have such "playful" reactions.
It's not an attack, but it's warning that hands are too close.
You do realize that is how owls are bathing themselves? Normaly they do that on a rainy day or look for a pound to do so. An aggressive owl looks different
@@deadlymecury You sure? To me this looked like he was trying to take a few drinks.
It is such a beautiful bird. I love the way how he snaps his beak, opens his wings wide and how he enjoys every second of bath time. At the end he looks quite content and happy!! Thank you for sharing this. 🤍🙏🏻🤍🦉🤍
That owl isn't happy, it's just submissive, it's trying to intimidate the person but it isn't able to do anything. Owls aren't pets, they're wild animals, and for one owl to arrive to someone, other 10 die. This owl was probably taken from their nest when they were a newborn, and thanks to someone's avarice, they aren't in the place they should be, that being a forest or another natural environment.
I thought he was being sprayed for Fleas !
@@metallic_papillon cry about it
@@jackripley3906 L
@@metallic_papillon It's always one in the comments somewhere...
He gets so fluffy 🥰
im fwuffy too
What an adorable feathery puffball!
羽を広げての全身水浴び可愛いですね😍
It is 🤩
I don't know what this comment says but I agree
@@nmf0
Yes, I gave it a "thumbs up" and I don't have a clue as to what it says.
The comment says:the whole body bathing with spread wings is cute
Dinner ?
It's refreshing to see an 🦉 display a little personality. Instead of just staring awkwardly
I know!! Most people only show owls being majestic all the time.
You should see them on Instagram, they’re just downright adorable.
Animal personality is mostly anthropomorphizing.
@@huleyn135 I guess you don't own any
@@huleyn135 that’s not true
ガルーちゃんの羽を広げた背中の文様が美しいですねぇ。😊
Some owls literally look like 3d-animated disney characters. So miraculously adorable that it’s surreal. Such incredibly expressive face/eyes.
That's because they're drones. #BirdsArentReal
水浴び大好きなガルー君の至福の時間☺️ 頭の真上からシャワーを浴びるとき羽を大きく広げてうつ伏している仕草が可愛過ぎます😂
フクロウがこんなにかわいいなんて知らなかった、、！癒される動画でした🥹
床がビチャビチャw
しかしフクロウさんは嬉しそうだ、癒されます！
主さんが腱鞘炎にならない事を祈っとります。
手が悲鳴をあげてましたが頑張りました
I have never actually seen an owl open their wings before. Every time I had seen one, they’re usually sitting and staring at something. Seeing one have a personality like this, makes me completely understand why they were my grandfathers favorite animal. They’re majestic but also goofy! 🦉❤️
Yep. Owls are very underrated in terms of HOW good/precise the hunting skills, and their beauty is incredible, IMO. I went to a newly-opened technical high school, and a one of the built-ins next to a window was a glass-walled enclosure that housed a BIG owl. When I first saw the owl in person, that's when it hits you HOW striking and large the bird was. I know an owl isn't exactly recommended to be an ideal pet, but I've often thought how enriching it would be to interact with an owl on a daily basis.
ちゃんと当てて欲しいとこを向けてる😊
ガルーさん、霧吹きは食べられないよ〜😅
深くおじぎして、うなじや背中にも涼しいミストもらおうとしてるの可愛い✨
口がくわぁって開くの可愛い😂
もっふもふに膨れてるの可愛い
一応威嚇だった気がするけど、こんな可愛いと怖くないですよね😊
全身くまなく水がかかるようにしていてすっごく可愛いです🤭💕
終わったあとの満足げな顔がまたス・テ・キ🤗💓
お久しぶりです！ガルー君元気そうで何より嬉しい！！だんだん水浴びの必要がない、過ごしやすい季節になってきましたね。
あ～そこそこ～て感じで下向いてるのきゃわ
Yay! This video made my day. Thanks for sharing more videos of ガルーちゃん。ありがとうございます。🦉🥰
Aww looks like Garu enjoyed his shower 😊 such a precious little cutie ❤
I love your feathered cat !
Love how Garu spreads his wings for his shower! Hoo Hoooo! 🦉🚿❤
There’s something so funny about how he tries to drink it while also moving his wings for effective soaking
upありがとうございます
ガルーさん気持ち良さそう♪
もっともっとかけて!って言っているような表情かわいいです❤
He looks SO happy. Having so much fun! I've never seen anything enjoy a shower that much 😁
Гару!!! Принимает водные процедуры))) красавчик!!!♡♡♡
Beautiful owl❤️
Who could see this awesome bird and say he looks mad. You can see the joy and excitement in his eyes
Logically when an animal puffs up to make itself look bigger that tends to be a sign of aggression to chase off the other creature bothering.
@@Mate397 yea, but at any moment you could look at the situation instead of assuming. it clearly tries to eat the water multiple times, so it isnt trying to get away or anything. it spins around trying to get other parts of its body wet as well, if it was being aggressive it wouldnt face AWAY from the perceived threat.
basically, the only way you can think its angry or being defensive is if you see 3 seconds of it puffing up and then stop watching the video to go post a comment saying it got angry.
@@TheShizzlemop That most likely is what happens. There are videos of wild owls getting filmed, with how they puff up and snap their beak at the threat was close to what it looked like in the beginning, for those that don’t see the differences in threat stance or relaxed stance. At one point when he got closer, Garu did a warning snap and the owner responded back. “Hey hey” I think is what he said. Maybe Garu doesn’t like the water can being so close?
To me it looked like he was puffing up so it’s easier to get all those feathers underneath to get wet. Especially at the end. He had a more relaxed puff to him, and like you said wasn’t watching him or his hand 24/7. There needs to be more videos of owls getting bath time. Lol
@@kips8156 Yea. Not all owls like showers. There's a clip of another owl on youtube known as Taiji-kun, and he doesn't like showering. But they way the two act towards getting sprayed makes this real clear unless if you don't watch more than a half second and instantly react with angry comments.
Owls are definitely a species that are harder for humans to understand their expressions due to their inability to make facial expressions, so misunderstandings are expected, but still an unfortunate reality of youtube.
@@kips8156
Yea, wild owls or any wild animal that act like that would be a likely sign of aggression. But for pets or tame/friendly animals, it could just be their way of being excited or playful.
Similar to cats. Stray/wild cats would pounce to kill or hunt, while pet cats likely pounce at anything that catches their attention for fun while it being in their nature.
Owls really have the angriest-looking happy I've ever seen, but clearly, he's enjoying himself. Big and fluffed up to get all the under-feathers nice and wet.
If cats have resting hiss face, would owls have resting screech face?
Look at those gorgeous wings! I love it when they get their feathers all fluffed out, looking like some kind of crazy turkey bird, too cute. And so cool at 2:02, he looks like he's bowing to his papa. Lol at 2:20 he says, "owl birb is confusion, why did stop???" ☺️🙏🕊️
猛禽類で一番可愛いな。
I love the trust/❤ he has for you when he bows down so you can get his back. So sweet! 👍👏🏻❤️🙏
かわいいです。❤ご投稿ありがとうございます。
I could look at his Gorgeous feather patterns all day!!! Anybody thinking only butterflies have beautiful wing patterns, hasn’t seen this owl!!!🥰
めっちゃ喜んどる😊
かわいい❤
こんにちは☺ いつもTwitter拝見しております。
まるで雛のようにお目目クリクリで輝かせていますね
とっても可愛い💗
いつも以上に水浴びを楽しんでいるように見えました😊
水スプレーがお顔に当たってるのに目を閉じないのがスゴイですね🤗
両翼拡げてる姿が めっちゃカッコいいです✨
初めまして、水浴び⁉️初めて見ました😮貴重な映像有り難うございました❤
Cool misty spray pampering in summer and Garu loves it🌞💦🦉😍💙🌞💦🦉😍💙🌞💦🦉😍💙
Sweet baby🥰❤
カワイイ上にか〜っくいぃ〜〜✨🤩🦉
I like how he opens his mouth a bit to get a drink during the misting hahaha
Nice doggo
Quite the odd looking cat, but adorable either way! 💙
What a Precious & Beautiful Owl.❤
Enjoy your shower, Garu!
Captive birds love to bathe as much or more than wild ones.
Their skin and feathers get dried out indoors. 🙂
Thank you for a sunday midday Video from Garu, the wonderful owl 😍🥰 Best greetings from Austria 😁
おめめパチクリ可愛いですね♥
ミストシャワー浴びて気持ちよさそう☺️
Super cute
ガルー君、お久し振りですね。😀 元気そうで何よりです。
未だ未だ、残暑厳しいみたいなんでシャワー浴びて、乗り切ってね～。🦉〜~🍂🌰~
I rescued a Great Horned Owl once. It got trapped in our chicken pen, overnight. We took a broom and shooed it out, so we could let the chickens out. It sat under a tree all day. I kept an eye on it and called people all day. Nobody would help. Then one of the barn cats noticed the Owl. Then i saw 5 cats surrounded the Owl. I didn’t know what to do. I grabbed a big towel and ran to the tree. I was afraid, it’s a large bird. I threw the towel over the bird and took it in my kitchen. Ran to the barn and got our biggest dog crate. Made ‘Oliver’ the best comfy home on my kitchen table. After hours of calling people, including my own vet. I found a Raptor rescue. Delivered him to safety. Turned out ‘Oliver’ was an ‘Olive’. She sadly passed away the next day. When she swooped into the chicken pen she couldn’t get out. She probably bashed her brains into the fence all night. Trying to escape. Oh and for future reference, Owl’s are airplanes, not Helicopters.
狩人の目とすがただあ！
カッコイイ✨✨(じつは水浴び)
Definitely happy bird equivalent of a car wash
BGMも
フクロウ🦉さんもめちゃ面白い
the way he crouched down to expose the nape of his neck.. so endearing.. like he was "yeahhhh.. that's the spot." how often does he have his talons/claws trimmed? do you do this for him, or go to an avian groomer to have it done?
0:46 2:38
濡れててもかわいい
最近の見てないのでなんか心配ですた…
元気で立派なガルーさん可愛い"(∩>ω
Yeah if he didn't like it he WOULD NEVER do that with his head like that. So adorable and those happy hoots at the end made me laugh. Glad you take so very good care of him and give him the love to where he trusts you that much. Hope you both have a wonderful day and please be safe in this craziness (also to all who read this comment).
羽の迫力が凄い❗
Que lindo e festeiro em TD está bem TB tive um filhote que criei até estar melhor e seguir o rumo da natureza e livre mas são nagnificos
一度シャワーが止まった時に「え、もう終わり？」みたいな顔するのが可愛い。
Adorable bird. He feels so happy and SAFE with you. Thank you for cheering up my day.
ガルーさぁーん✨✨待ってました～♪
めちゃかわゆす～（≧∇≦*）❣️
ミストで全身にちゃんと浴びるのね(´・ω・｀)
気持ちよさそ😆
The return of the Legendary Angel Cat, truly a majestic being of life
ガルーさん海外人気えぐいっすね〜
シュワ、シュワ、気持ち良いなぁ〰︎♡
This Video is amazing for studying how wings look in different positions! 🥰
久しぶりにガルーの動画挙がった気がしますね。
やっぱガルーはカワイイ
He is so majestic
If it started to rain in the Pacific NW, I think I would be mimicking this lovely owl. Too long since we have had a good long hard rain.
I wish I had a pet owl
They're not good pets. It's generally a better idea to just attract native owl species to your yard by putting up owl boxes and hoping that one nests in it.
@@nil981 Do you think we can make a robotic version of that thing to deliver messages and maybe the hatchlings of the owl can imprint on those things thinking that they are Their parents and the owl delivery will be born get it imprinting
Owls are not pets, they are wild animals as they should be.
@@sandraaguayocastillo4680 I never said they were good pets I said we should have robotic owls not real ones OK
サムネにつられて正解。
もはやこの子は人間だな。
"Step 3 of owl caretaking: keep owl moist at all times"
可愛いです🌱
So cute!! Garu really loves the small shower. ❤️
He says thank you for the lovely shower you got all the in between feather places!!💜💙🦉❤💙
такая милаха 😍😍😍 Я его обожаю 😍😍😍
How beautiful is the divine Garu as he likes his dear human dad to bathe him... Happy bath time dear Garull Blessings and very cordial greetings happy for your return ♡ ♡
ほんと喜んどる！
のぞんでなけりゃ、あんなカッコは、せんやろ👍👍👍
綺麗な翼🦉❤️
Spa day is Best day, love how he made sure you 'gotta under' his wings 🥰
I like how he turns to the side as if to say, “Hey! You missed a spot!”
You took the words right out of my mouth, lol.
可愛すぎる
Amazing friend you have there .. keep…lovely
Garu is such a cute and funny owl.
Beautiful lovely Garu. ❤❤❤❤🦉
I’ve watched this video multiple times now and I have seen zero anger in that owl’s eyes. They seem bright and happy that the owl is getting a good shower and is thoroughly enjoying it!
Stay happy, owl buddy!
I think he looks kinda grumpy at the start, and it's easy to interpret the initial puffing up as aggressive. But from about 10s into the video, it's obvious that he's enjoying it.
Those cute little talons got to me! 🥰🥰 I love owls, and all raptors actually. He is very beautiful.
かっこいい〜！！
The black and gold feathers are amazing, great coloring
かっこいいポーズ
He loves his mister.
この子何フクロウさんですか❓😊めっちゃ可愛いですね🎶🎶
2:29 水もしたたるイケメンになってて草
ふくろう可愛いんじゃ〜
威嚇にしか見えんwww
Magnífico, amo!!! 💞😍🦉
El buho : rico
Grew up and lived my whole life with macaws and parrots. Yes, this owl is VERY happy! Birds don't take baths often but when they do they usually love the water and puff out their feathers to let the water get into their down feathers so they get extra clean. This is an owl that is thoroughly enjoying bath time.