The Arctic Owl Research Paper

The Arctic Owl

I work in a lab, a billion miles away from anyone, way out in Alaska. What do I do, you may ask? Well I try and help animals survive by giving them abilities that will help them thrive on their own out in the wild. My latest project has been on the Arctic Fox. These foxes populations is not exactly on the rise, because hunters and bigger prey have been picking them off. So I am bringing a few into the lab to try and get them to have bigger teeth, bigger claws, and most of all a bigger appetite. Now some may ask how I am I going to change them, well I am making a series of potions that enhance abilities. I have made quite a few, but there was one potion that was unstable and unpredictable.

So the next day I had already made the claws of the first foxes twice as big, but that’s when it happened, “WOOSH”, the window burst open and all of my potions fell to the ground with a huge crash. The only one that didn’t fall was the unstable one. I was so mad that I grabbed the unstable potion and threw it at the wall. But what I didn’t know was that it hit a cage that was holding a Snowy Owl witch I was working on earlier that week. The Snowy Owl shot out of the cage like a bullet and attacked an Arctic Fox that was playing around on the floor. All of a sudden the

two animals fused together and formed an Arctic Owl.

Of course, being half scared and half amazed I stumbled backwards and fell right onto my butt.

But I didn’t care because I knew that somehow the potion that I created had the ability to fuze animals. As I was watching the strange animal stumble around on the floor I realised that I had the body and tail of an Arctic Fox, but it also had the wings, beak, feet, and claws of a Snowy Owl. By the time I had gotten back on my feet the Arctic Owl had rolled around trying to get on its feet, but while doing that the Arctic Owl managed to roll in all the potions on the floor. I stared in amazement as the Arctic Owl started to transform. Now it had razor teeth, huge wings, dagger claws, and a huge black

tail.
So now that the creature looked like a killing machine, it started acting like one. I had already grabbed my notebook and starting recording what it acted like. I noticed that it acted like a Snowy owl in how it flew and how it turned it head all the way around to look at everything, but it also acted like a fox in how it ran and how it was very curious. I also started to record what it does. I wrote down how it seemed to love to fly and never stayed still. I also wrote that also loved to hunt, at one point a miniature mighty mouse scampered out into the middle of the floor. Well the Arctic Fox didn’t miss that meal and flew down and swallowed the mouse whole.

So knowing that my creations would soon run out of food in the lab I decided to let the creature free. As soon as I opened the window the outside seemed to scream come out here to the creature. The Arctic owl was soon gone and I had guessed that the creature would eventually die and no harm would be done to the environment. So the next week I had pretty much forgotten about the Arctic Owl and went back to my normal routine work in my lab, and that’s when I heard it coming on over the TV. The reporter announced, ”A recent study has proved that there are officially no more arctic foxes left in Alaska because of a strange creature reported to be a huge bird with a tail.” That’s when I knew that my creature had eaten all the arctic foxes in Alaska.