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Owl ear tufts are tufts of feathers that stick out of an owl's head that look like ears. They are not ears, they are feathers. An owl's ears are near it's eyes, at the center of the bowls of feathers making up its face.
Owl ear tufts are tufts of feathers that stick out of an owl's head that look like ears. They are not ears, they are feathers. An owl's ears are near it's eyes, at the center of the bowls of feathers making up its face.
No. They are just for appearance. They are just tufts. See the related link for more information.The tufts seen on owls are not ears, though they may be connected to the nerves of the ears, they are an extension of the facial disc, making it larger. The tufts are also used to display the owls mood, flat against its head for angry, bolt upright for alert and so on.
Usually It's a Peewee, but it may also be a magpie.
cotton seed is having tufts of hair around it
A tuft is a cluster of something gathered closely together -- you can have a tuft of hair, feathers, grass, etc. An ornamental tuft is most likely for decoration. Hats can have ornamental tufts of feathers, for example.
A tuft is a cluster of something gathered closely together -- you can have a tuft of hair, feathers, grass, etc. An ornamental tuft is most likely for decoration. Hats can have ornamental tufts of feathers, for example.
Yes, penguins do have feathers. They are shiny and uniformly overlap to form a dense layer of protection. A Penguin's feathers are highly specialized, They are short, broad, and spaced very closely. These attributes help to keep water away from their skin. Penguin feathers also have small tufts of down on the shafts that increase the insulative properties of the feathers.
cotton seed is having tufts of hair around it
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A collection of small, flexible, or soft things in a knot or bunch; a waving or bending and spreading cluster; as, a tuft of flowers or feathers., A cluster; a clump; as, a tuft of plants., A nobleman, or person of quality, especially in the English universities; -- so called from the tuft, or gold tassel, on the cap worn by them., To separate into tufts., To adorn with tufts or with a tuft., To grow in, or form, a tuft or tufts.