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Scientists bewildered by mass migration of snowy owls from the Arctic
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where does this say scientists are "bewildered"? The article explains that this is a naturally occurring event. Too many owls competing for the same resources so they migrate for more territory to find prey. Nothing bewildering about that.
OP needs comprehension lessons...or maybe he's one of those lemmings the owls are after?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1231386 "This is the most significant wildlife event in decades," added Holt, who has studied snowy owls in their Arctic tundra ecosystem for two decades where does this say scientists are "bewildered"? The article explains that this is a naturally occurring event. Too many owls competing for the same resources so they migrate for more territory to find prey. Nothing bewildering about that.
OP needs comprehension lessons...or maybe he's one of those lemmings the owls are after?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1231386 "This is the most significant wildlife event in decades," added Holt, who has studied snowy owls in their Arctic tundra ecosystem for two decades look up bewildered in the fucking dictionary!!!!!! This does not mean bewildered. be·wil·dered   [bih-wil-derd] adjective completely puzzled or confused; perplexed. How can he be puzzled or confused when the fucking scientists explains this phenomena as fucking irruptions???? Fucking get a dictionary
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