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Sovenok Geographer from the Sochi Geographical Society met the morning with an unusual song

The living mascot of the Sochi Geographical Society - a spitting owl nicknamed Geographer - again recalled itself

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Sovenok Geographer from the Sochi Geographical Society met the morning with an unusual song

The living mascot of the Sochi Geographical Society - a spittle owl nicknamed Geographer - again reminded of itself. This time, the feathered pet pleased observers with morning vocals.

The night of the little explorer was rich: he examined the branches, hunted insects and carefully studied the world around him. At dawn, he decided to break the silence and give his voice.

Instead of ringing trills, the Geographer got a long "slut-u-u." Probably, the owl did not have time to finally wake up, but still decided to welcome the new day.

Slouchka is a small owl known for its distinctive voice resembling the word "sleep." This feature became the reason for a good-natured story about the mascot of Sochi geographers.

Earlier it was reported that the number of noble deer in the Caucasian reserve exceeded 1.5 thousand individuals.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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