Owls eyes are designed for night vision. This is achieved with the eye being very rich in Rod cells (light-sensitive cells) in the sensory receptor layer of the retina. Owls pay the penalty for this by having very poor focusing powers, and the eyes are virtually immobile in the eye socket.
Yes. Owls can see in the dark thanks to their giant eyes and pupils
All nocturnal animals have large eyes. The eye of an owl helps it see better in the dark
yh take the owl for example and bats , bats can ONLY see in the dark :)
The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark was created in 1968.
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You don't... not without a sort of machine that helps you see in the dark. You have trained him (or her) to come when they are called.Either that, or you happen to have their favorite food ever around.
It helps owls survive because they need it to catch prey, fly, (see) ect.
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no the owl lives only in the dark not sunny and spaces owl are always moving from place to place
the owl will hoot soon at night in the dark when it will catch its prey
NO, Owls cannot see in complete darkness however they Have more light sensing cells (Rods) Enabling them to have good night vision. If you stick a owl in a dark room it will have to rely on hearing more then sight because no light is available.
i think the owl does!!!!!!