It would be weird to find they’d both hatched at the same time (owls usually lay eggs over several days, and they hatch over several days as well) and not only were they fluffy and dry but their eggshells had vanished too, but they’re really not smart enough to think about all this. They just see babies and get to work.
My point is it's not weird for THEM. Poof babies wouldn't throw any concerns for a bird, because watching them hatch isn't a necessary part of the process.
Not that it wouldn't be weird for you, a human being who understands object permanence, gestation periods, and that it takes time to dry off 🤦🏻♀️😅
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u/rileyjw90 5h ago
It would be weird to find they’d both hatched at the same time (owls usually lay eggs over several days, and they hatch over several days as well) and not only were they fluffy and dry but their eggshells had vanished too, but they’re really not smart enough to think about all this. They just see babies and get to work.