Owlets (Baby Owl)
About This Video
In this short wildlife video, a young owlet tumbles from its nest in a desert tree and is discovered alone and vulnerable. Watch as rescuers step in to give the baby owl a second chance. DesertUSA captures the delicate moment of rescue and the early steps of rehabilitation before it’s returned to the wild. A reminder of the fragility and resilience of desert life.
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