yes then they burp up the bones and fur
Actually, the bones, fur, etc. of owl-prey leave the body through the excretory system. Owls do swallow their food whole because they have no teeth with which to chew!
If they can fit it in their mouths, owls will swallow their prey whole. If it's too big, they can tear it up with their beaks or even their talons.
Owls are predators no animal eats owls . But barn owls do swallow their prey whole.
yes
No, they do not have a "crop", which is a sac that stores food. snowy owls swallow most of their food whole.
they stab it with there beak and tear the insides and swallow it whole
Owls don't digest hair. So when they swallow small animals whole, they will have to expell the hair later.
they both swallow food whole.
Owls usually eat their prey alive. They mainly go after small animals like mice and squirrels. Owls don't have teeth, so they swallow their prey whole. If they have a larger animal, like a rabbit, then they rip it into pieces before swallowing it.
They eat mice which they can swallow whole whereas larger prey must be shredded by their beak in order to be swallowed/consumed .
preditors
They squeeze them to death and then swallow them whole.
Animals such as snakes, frogs, and some birds like pelicans are known to swallow their food whole. They have unique anatomical adaptations that allow them to accommodate large prey in their digestive systems.