The Owl in the Range Hood: Not Only Did It Build a Nest, But It Also Had Several Baby Chicks in the Ductwork
Spring is a comfortable season, and many animals are coming out to stretch their muscles. For animals, spring is not only comfortable but also a very suitable season for reproduction and raising offspring. However, the safe breeding areas in nature are not many, so some animals begin to plan to go to human homes to build nests and have children.
Especially animals like swallows, they especially like to build nests on the roofs or eaves of human homes. These birds usually carry beautiful meanings, so people also welcome their arrival and will not deliberately drive them away.
But the following animal's behavior was very peculiar. It built a nest in people’s homes, and even built the nest in a dangerous place, almost losing its life because of it.
This matter started with the female owner going into the kitchen to say that she and her usual habit were to open the range hood to prepare to start cooking. And this female owner had a habit of checking the range hood pipeline before cooking, in order to ensure the smoothness of the pipeline. However, because of this habit, she discovered an unbelievable thing. The female owner came to the range hood pipeline and found a furry creature inside. The female owner was startled when she saw this, thinking it was a cat!
So the frightened female owner called her child to come and check it out. The child was very excited when he saw the creature in the pipeline. Child: Mom, it’s an owl! Isn't it here to send me a letter? Isn't it from Hogwarts School? Mom, I'm so happy!
The female owner, seeing her child’s excited emotions, instantly felt that her child was silly, so she didn’t want to pay attention to him. She had to look at the range hood pipeline again, and she was startled when she saw it. The owl actually gave birth to children in her pipeline, and there were several of them.
When the owl found the female owner staring at her child, it became very angry. Owl: What do you want to do, don't think about moving my child, or you will die!
The female owner, seeing the owl like this, quickly called the police to come and take the owl family away. But the child was there to stop them, insisting that the owl was sent by Hogwarts School.
Mom: You don't make things difficult, it's an owl, just building nests and having children at our home, not sent to you by Hogwarts School, wake up!
The child heard the female owner’s words, so he let the police take the owl family away. But when the police came to see the owl building a nest in the pipeline, they were all stunned and sighed, 'This is such a dangerous place, fortunately the female owner discovered it, otherwise the consequences would be unthinkable.’
The police carefully took the owl family out of the pipeline, and after taking them out, the police specially thanked the female owner for saving their lives.
In this season, animals often consider dangerous places as their safest homes, but this is easy to happen. Animals sometimes are very silly, once they see a suitable place, they will build nests and have children there, thinking of taking care of their children, so that their tasks are completed.
If animals can't find a safe enough place, they may lose their lives, so people should observe carefully when they find animals building nests at home, to see if the place is safe, if it's a very dangerous place, they can give them help appropriately, because they can't rely on themselves to completely avoid risks.
Especially in this spring season, the instinct of birds to build nests urges them to settle in quickly, so for them to quickly find suitable living places, they are inevitably careless about safety.
If we encounter birds in danger, we all hope we can help them in time, to help them avoid risks and safely spend this spring. Our behavior may also help to slow down the extinction of some species.
Everyone can also learn more about the nesting habits of birds, so that we can better help them! Under our protection, they will be able to live well!
