自己乾燥中

[yamadago]

this vids title mean ' Drying by himself '.

I think after the home bathe.not fly away moment.

[finalmattasy]

are the feathers clipped?

[Me242008]

i dont like the idea of them living in a home, but the bird is beautiful

[kennykiller911]

@Me242008 would u rather have the bird not exist at all

[Me242008]

@kennykiller911 of course not

[Fox32233]

think this is his pet, and i belive he lives in japan. you can buy them in pet stores, you just need a permit

[lostmuskrat905]

Do you work at an animal shelter or rehab or at a zoo? Where do these birds come from?

[artrocker65]

@lostmuskrat905 Don't impose your Canadian standards on the other countries - go heal your hedgehogs or moan about starving children in Africa.

[lostmuskrat905]

@artrocker65 You don't understand what my standards are, I'm honestly curious and asking about where the birds come from.

[HooshIsASoup]

@lostmuskrat905 People who upload videos involving animals on YouTube get harassed by animal rights nutjobs, no matter what's going on in the video; that's probably why people assumed you were asking in a negative, accusatory manner.

Anyway, some countries like Japan and Britain allow people to legally own barn owls; there's breeders who raise domesticated birds just like what's commonly seen for budgies, cockatiels, and other kinds of birds.

[lostmuskrat905]

@HooshIsASoup Ok, thanks!