Well, first off, let me say that this question is very creative! :) I like it! Opossums and owls are both nocturnal, which means that they come out in the night. As far as looks, they don't have anything in common. I hope that I helped!
Possums are the most common thick skinned marsupials on earth. Possums are also nocturnal animals by nature and tend to sleep hanging upside down.
Nocturnal means living by night. Many animals are nocturnal, such as bats, opossums, and fireflies. Man, or humans, are not really nocturnal -- our bodies naturally function best during daylight. Some people claim they are nocturnal because they like to stay up late -- but there are very few people who really live from dawn to dusk and sleep all day unless they have night jobs that force them to do that.
Oh-possums (Opossums) and Raccoons fit this description! Check out the related links listed below...
The largest nocturnal animal is a part of the lemur family called the aye-aye. This animal has a unique way of finding food by knocking on trees to determine if grubs are within them.
Opossums are sexual animals.
opossums are usually quiet, but they hiss when they are scared.
Opossums have 4 feet - they are quadrupeds.
Opossums were hunted both for food and their skin/fur.
Opossums have been around for about 70 millions years.
Opossums are mammals: specifically, they are marsupials.
No. Opossums are found only in North and Central America.