That is one of the weirdest questions I have ever heard, but the difference between the two would probably be that an owl pellet mainly consists of mice bones, fur, and anything the owl cannot digest, while a human skeleton is a lot larger, does not have any fur, and does not come out of an owl.
Owl pellets are the undigested remain of birds and rodent that owls vomit up. So, unless you get up to weird things, no human bone is equivalent
An owl pellet is made up of bits of bones and fur that the owl cannot digest, so they are coughed up, in a ball of fur and bone that will soon harden.Hope This Helps!!
depending on the food it eats where the pellet was found u can look in an owl pellet guide
to find out what the owl has eaten
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Around two per day, so 700+ every year. The owl pellets contain indigestible hair and bone, so it depends on how much and what type of prey a particular owl eats.
The owl pellet remans in the owls rectum until the owl decides it would be a good time to puke it out.
The outside of an owl pellet is covered in a thin slime, to assist the owl with ejecting the pellet, the undigested fur or feather tends to be the next layer, with the undigested bones on the inside.
The owl pellet shows what the owl has eaten.
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The inside of an owl pellet contains the remains of bones and fur that was undigested.
Fur and bones of what the owl ate.
the size and shape