What are the baby Great Horned Owls up to? In the past year, cameras have become an essential part of our patient monitoring. They improve our ability to monitor things like interactions between patients as they allow us to see behaviors that might not be present when humans are physically watching. Even though cameras are great for us to be able to monitor and evaluate our patients, we don't usually get footage that is all that interesting for sharing, as many times the subjects are too far awa

Baby Parade! The great horned owl babies are getting too big for their indoor space and moved to an outdoor mew along with their foster parent, 23-571. They will stay on the big platform until they are ready to branch out and start exploring. There are ramps and low perches so they can practice climbing, jumping, and flapping before they are ready to fly. To reduce the risk of becoming accustomed to humans, they are fed through the tube above the platform. They are already showing signs of being

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