Owl accidentally takes two-week holiday on Florida cruise ship
A burrowing owl went on a two-week cruise vacation after accidentally boarding a Royal Caribbean ship in Florida.
A Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) biologist was sent out to rescue the bird, which had flown onto the Symphony of the Seas ship.
The nine-inch tall owl, a threatened species in Florida, was eventually netted by the official and found to be in good health.
"With a diet consisting of mostly insects and sometimes small reptiles, birds, frogs, and rodents, the cruise ship was not an ideal or safe long-term habitat," the FWC said.
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