By manipulating the muscles around the base of the Sharp beak. Or are you asking what it's used for? in that case its for ripping flesh when they eat their pray i.e small animals like mice and even cats or other birds
owls do not have theet's but they have a large sharp beak
An eagle has very sharp talons.it has a very sharp pointed beak
spotted owls protect themselves by their sharp talons... or they can use their beak to rip the prey up only if they put it's talons right into it and kill it... or they can be scared sometimes and use their wings which is 40-50 cm. long to fly away
Yes, pygmy owls are carnivores. They primarily feed on insects, small mammals, birds, and other vertebrates that they can catch with their sharp talons and beak.
Nothing unusual. The beak is sharp for tearing flesh. Their mouth parts should be essentially the same as any other bird.
All owls are raptors, or birds of prey. Which is to say they seize prey in their talons and kill it off with the beak usually. Even small owls like Burrowing or Flammulated owls, which eat insects largely, catch them this way. This is in contrast to a swallow or egret, which just use their mouth/beak, and don't have lethal talons.
yes owls have very sharp hearing.
It's sharp beak-like mouth
Long-eared owls have sharp beaks and claws to help them catch and kill their prey, which primarily consists of small mammals like voles and mice. These sharp tools allow them to efficiently grasp and kill their prey before consuming it. It is an adaptation for their hunting and feeding strategies.
They have sharp talons and can fly awat from a threat.
They use their sharp beaks to hunt and kill prey.
Well it's because an owl's beak is useless... A cardinals' beak is useful,it really uses it.