Sick snowy owl found 1,000 miles from home
February 6, 2018
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as posted by the channelThis majestic snowy owl was in bad shape and 1,000 miles from home. But Scott knew by the look in his eyes, this owl had a deeply strong will to live.
MILWAUKEE -- Iglaak, the Inuit word for "traveler" or "stranger," is what the Wisconsin Humane Society named the regal-eyed snowy owl it rescued from a downtown Milwaukee parking lot in late November.
Iglaak was 1,000 miles from his home above the Arctic Circle, and he was all the worse for the wear. He was emaciated, dehydrated, exhausted, parasite-infected and had a broken toe.
Even in his hobbled state, Iglaak was something to behold.
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