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Barn Owls were probably thrilled when we finally invented barns. amirite?

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At least until the barn swallows came along and started swallowing them.

Same thing for trouser snakes.

Coeurdemonstre1s avatar Coeurdemonstre1 Yeah You Are +6Reply

I see the other people on here disagreeing. But you are right. They are thrilled. That's why they rather build nests there than anywhere else.

A lot of animals that already existed in nature thrive way better in cities.

-cokroaches
-pidgeons
-rats
Etc.

@Milkzey I see the other people on here disagreeing. But you are right. They are thrilled. That's why they rather build...

There was this overweight raccoon living her best life that used to waddle up my fire escape for scraps whenever I bbq'd out there. She'd sit down on her rump and take the shape of a beanbag chair while eating what ever was on the grill. She especially loved roasted peppers. :)

@Milkzey I see the other people on here disagreeing. But you are right. They are thrilled. That's why they rather build...

Pigeons were domesticated from wild doves, so it's a stretch to say they existed in nature before humans built cities.

@Milkzey I see the other people on here disagreeing. But you are right. They are thrilled. That's why they rather build...

I was depressed to learn that after the nuclear bombs fall the cockroaches will be mostly dead in a year cause they can't survive the winter with our indoor heating.

Well we had to, their names weren't making sense for a while there

...... That's not how that works... But whatever...

@miraclerandy I'm pretty sure that's exactly how it works.

No dude. Name describes the bird, not the other way around. The barn own was called a moon-face owl before there were barns.

@Dairyqueenemployee No dude. Name describes the bird, not the other way around. The barn own was called a moon-face owl before there...

Forget the name. This specific species of owl that likes to nest in barns was clearly thrilled with this invention.

@Dairyqueenemployee No dude. Name describes the bird, not the other way around. The barn own was called a moon-face owl before there...

So the owls lived on the moon before we made barns? I don't think that makes much sense bro, but you probably know more about owls than I do so I'll believe you.

@jodzdzownica So the owls lived on the moon before we made barns? I don't think that makes much sense bro, but you probably know...

.... I'm going to assume you were trying to make a dry joke. The owl was called "moon-faced" because it's face looks like the moon. I didn't name them, so I have no control over why they're named that way.

@Icy-layer I'm going to assume you were trying to make a dry joke. The owl was called "moon-faced" because it's face...

Anyway, 10:30, the other night, I go out in my yard, and there's the Wurster kid, looking up in the tree. I say, "What are you looking for?"

He says "I'm looking for my burrow owl."
I say, "Jumping Jesus on a Pogo Stick. Everybody knows, the burrow owl lives. In a hole. In the ground. Why the hell do you
think they call it a burrow owl, anyway?"

But you know what, Flyaway_Prizm? I like you. You're not like the other people here in this trailer park.

@contextrip ...... That's not how that works... But whatever...

Lol typical, not understanding how barn owls work, I was personally there and I know they where absolutely thrilled when barns where invented

Good things come to those whoooo wait.

GnarlyStarwins avatar GnarlyStarwin Yeah You Are +4Reply

Housefly...

@Boknows1 Housefly...

Oh man! Those lil guys were all abuzz!!

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