Five good reasons to suffer from Strigiformophobia

By Michaela Ford

Strigiform ophobia is the fear of owls. People who suffer from the phobia are usually afraid of the size of the owl’s large eyes, or are creeped out by the fact they can rotate their head 270 degrees. Put in those terms, I can’t say I blame them. Now imagine that you’re not dealing with any old plain owl, but a mutated form of owl, a creature with owl-type features with distorted or mixed human-like qualities or appendages. Now it gets really creepy. Here are some of the most truly terrifying owl-related cryptids in the world - are you ready to meet them? The Owl Man of Mawnan Smith The legend of the Owlman of Mawnan Smith (Cornwall, UK) started way back in 1926. It is said that two boys were chased…

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