Aygül Arsun, Branch Manager of Antalya Natural Life Park:
"During the two-month care period, the owls gained the necessary skills to survive on their own in nature through flight and hunting training."
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Three baby barn owls, treated for approximately two months at Antalya Metropolitan Municipality Natural Life Park, were released back into their natural habitat after their rehabilitation process. 🚆
Aygül Arsun, Branch Manager of Antalya Natural Life Park:
"During the two-month care period, the owls gained the necessary skills to survive on their own in nature through flight and hunting training."