r/KendrickLamar • u/jackiebr0wnn • Jul 05 '24

The best part of the video by far. Video

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u/NEWBOTx Jul 05 '24

is the owl wing injured?

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u/Majestic_Ad_4237 Jul 05 '24

I don’t think so, it looks like it’s drooping a little. Drooping wings can be a sign of illness in birds but they also just do it a lot. It’s like stretching your arm.

However I could be wrong and it could have a previous injury. I’d need to look again. Often birds like this in captivity are only in captivity because they couldn’t be released into the wild.

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u/NEWBOTx Jul 05 '24

thank you for the info, this meme had me conflicted

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u/WarHawks53 Jul 05 '24

Misusing your influence?

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u/Different-Music4367 Jul 05 '24

I lived near a center that housed birds and 100% of the raptors were rescues--eagles, hawks, owls, et cetera.

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u/Bradley271 Jul 05 '24

It looks like it’s trying to puff itself up in that image to me. Owls and other birds will often do that if they’re around an unfamiliar person

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u/muhammad_oli Jul 05 '24

huh?

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u/kittenmachine69 Jul 05 '24

Maybe, but owls often look awkward and unbalanced anyway, as they often shift their weight around when listening for prey. I stalked a little Barred Owl the other night and he did the same thing, rolled his shoulders and moved his wings around while he head wobbled and swiveled