Hello, and now, welcome to the bedroom.

Ola!

Ola!

So, unfortunately, my animal story is probably not quite as exciting because it didn't happen to me,

but I do also have some fun information for you about sugar gliders, because I own two.

You own two sugar gliders.

All right, we'll get to that.

What's your animal story?

So my sister-in-law, she trail runs all the time, right?

And so she's got the exciting ones about, like, running into a bear and having to run to people's houses and try and get inside because scared the absolute daylight out of her.

Yeah.

But I feel like the most memorable one, even though it's not as big of an animal,

was this time when she's trail running.

And, you know, women with longer hair will put our hair up in a ponytail

or we'll put it in a braid and things like that.

So she did her bun on top of her head. and she's running and she thought she like kind of heard something and she just keeps on running.

And then all of a sudden she got dive bombed by a giant owl and it was attacking the bun on her head.

So then she's trying to go down the trail and get out of the way, and it kept on attacking her.

She said that it came back for her three or four different times to the point where she was like

picking up a stick to try and get it to stay away from her because her hair was bouncing around,

and it just thought it was a fun little critter to attack on top of her head.

The owl was probably thinking, I don't know why she has a gerbil on her head, but I'm going to eat it. I'll tell you what, though, you're not wrong about the size of those things. I saw one on top of a house in Edmonds when I was going to pick up my kids many years ago. But it was a big old white. I don't know if it's a snow owl or I don't know I don't know it was a majestic people were

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