Examining the bodies of the females showed no teats for which to suckle at. Which is good because it was doubtful that any of these ladies would be willing to nurse these beaked monstrosities. From what she knew about owls and bears what that owls were predators and bears were omnivores. It was likely that the owlbears could eat anything a bear would, but would prefer to eat something of flesh. The youngsters had sharp beaks and claws and were capable of digesting food on their own, but would need someone to provide it will food, for they were not the best hunters at the moment.<br/><br/>The ranger walked over to the nest. The creatures were pretty tiny and he could hold one up with one hand. While adult owlbears a vicious their young are pretty docile and friendly. Mother owlbears are actually very kind to their young and raise them with love. Not that these chicks will ever now, you monsters. Anyway the little guys are about the size of young bear cubs, but have beaks and soft downy feathers. The little fluff balls peep as you lift them up into the bag, but simmer down when it gets dark. Because they are pretty stupid the darkness of the bag makes them think it's night and they fall asleep.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Little something to draw up some feelings for the little guys</div><div class="spoiler_body">(http://www.cutefactor.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/cute-owl.jpg)(http://cute-n-tiny.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/21.jpg)<br/><br/>I couldn't find a picture of baby owlbears, so here is a baby owl and some baby bears. Use you imagination!</div></div>