Owl attacks best man after delivering wedding rings

Owl attacks best man after delivering wedding rings
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[@Mirandorl]

Party poop: They trained it to fly to outstretched arms, and the second best man was holding his arm up. The owl was just expecting a nice perch and a tasty morsel, as opposed to taking violent exception to an ornithophobic wedding guest.

[@noneofyourbeeswax01]

Exactly. No "attack" here at all, just an owl doing what it was trained to do. It's hardly the owl's fault that the guy then starts acting like a big girl's blouse...

[@RenaissanceEarCandy]

well, you both must be a blast at parties!

[@SuperTed19021]

That's probably why.

[@TheIanverse]

I like he missed his Duolingo lesson today

[@GodotOfficial]

When you catch the man that’s been saying hoot hoot to your crush

[@SuperTed19021]

That owl probably thought the best man had some more chick in his hand. It is not an attack. If they are trained to go to stretched out arms, that's what they will do.

[@Jason-Peters]

I've an idea: Just let owls be owls.

[@vaiosan775]

Somebody didn't agree with that marriage? ! 😄

[@tomedy_official]

Where's Harry Potter when you need him

[@SB-qm5wg]

..best intentions.

[@xxizzy147x3]

I've seen that owl irl

[@mach5jeep]

I heard the bride use to work at Hooters....