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Can owls hear through snow?
Owls can hear through the snow. Saw it on a nature show.
How do owls hear well?
They have ears :]
Do owls see hear or smell the same as a man does?
No
What do you hear in the forest?
you can hear birds singing, owls hooting, woodpeckors, bees buzzing and water flowing
Owls have excellent hearing to help them hear when mice are in the dark This is an...?
This is an adaptation.
What does snowy owls need to hear to survive?
another snowy owl.
What sound do you her in forests?
You might hear owls,birds,foxs,wolfs,wind.
Why do owls and bats need to hear?
They need hearing to help them catch their prey.
How do owls hear their?
They watch it wait then at the right moment ATTACK!!!! yummy prey.
What do owls feel with?
they do not feel... they just use their ears and eyes to see and hear their prey.
How do owls hear their prey?
They watch it wait then at the right moment ATTACK!!!! yummy prey.
Can you hear the owl fly?
Owls are built for silent flight. I would base the answer off of that.
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