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You shouldn't keep owls in the fridge
Let your owls get to room temp before feeding for proper results.
Why do his eyes look like the galaxy marble from Men In Black
I am pretty sure this is Zeus, who was a pretty internet famous owl.
He passed last year and much everything known about him is in that link.
Zeus lived to a very respectable old age for a Screech, 15 years in captivity and at least a year before that. In the wild, most live to be 2 or 3, and reaching 14+ in captivity is really good for a captive owl, let alone one with a complex medical condition.
Is this Zeus?
I'm not sure - I found this saved in my camera roll from like 2020...