Are meowls real

Answer 1

Meowls are fictitious.

The common blurb circulating concerning them runs thus: "Meowls are independent, yet curious creatures. They have been suspected of stealing balls of string or yarn for nest building or simply to play with. Although they are distantly related to owls, Meowls can't turn their heads all the way around. In fact, Meowls can't turn their heads at all - they have no necks. To look in other directions, they have to waddle around one way or another so they're facing the direction in which they want to look."

Meowls are a cross between a cat an owl. Such inter-species breeding is genetically impossible. Some think that meowls may be mutations, developed naturally either from a deformed owl or cat that became an elusive strain of its own. Pictures of such animals exist, but all have been exposed as hoaxes. But at the same time people actually have pictures of meowls. I personally know someone who spotted one in Winsconsin. They are known to live mostly in the north close to Canada.