Ok, so we’ve all seen adult owls sleeping upright, trying to camouflage in trees. But here's the thing. They didn’t always rest that way... Yes it’s true. Baby owls really do sleep on their stomachs. Here’s why. It actually comes back to that very cute but very large head of theirs. You see, because an owlet can’t support the weight of their enormous head, they need to sleep flat on their stomachs with their head off to the side so they can breathe. Even from a young age, their huge head is all

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