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That’s not true. https://apnews.com/article/fact-check-photo-owl-sitting-crossed-legs-822881945319.

Cool image though and funny meme.
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  You’re a lot of fun!!
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    I mean hey its important to note that its not scientifically accurate. I think its a nice meme though as it really does look like criss cross applesauce.

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