The barn owl can hunt very small prey, and do it in complete darkness. The face of a barn owl is flattened out and almost circular when the owl is alert, but as it relaxes, the "facial disc" falls into a more heart-shaped appearance. The distinctive face is actually very practical, funneling sound towards the ears. A ridge of feathers between the eyes effectively splits the face into 2 dishes collecting sound waves. The feathers are arranged in a way that carries sound into the ear openings, which are hidden beneath.
The animal with the best hearing is the barn owl. Its hearing is so sensitive that it can locate prey in complete darkness using only sound.
no where near as good an owl has amazing hearing
for hearing
its hearing
The hawk is know for its eyesight and the owl is known for its hearing
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The animal with the best hearing is generally considered to be the barn owl. Barn owls have specialized adaptations in their ears that allow them to locate prey in complete darkness with incredible precision. Additionally, some marine mammals like dolphins and whales also have excellent hearing abilities.
A Great Horned Owl, has excellent hearing abilites. And can hear things 10 times better than other animals. It has the best hearing abilties in the Rain Forest.
The bird with the keenest hearing is probably the owl. It hunts at night, and it must be able to hear its prey better than other types of birds which hunt by sight, by smell or by feel.
in water dolphins have sharp hearing they use echolocation ........ in air both nocturnals bats and owl have sharp hearing owls uses tuff feathers to amplified sound bats uses ear holes and also the moths have sharp hearings too.... inland cats have best hearing they can rotate their ears 180 degrees maybe dog have sharp hearing compared to human but it can out race by cats ........
No. It means that there is a owl outside. There is an old superstition, though, that hearing the constant hooting of an owl near your house was a prediction of a death.
probally a water drop