Birds of Prey

idk i really dont know but i think it can live anywhere even in a cage as long as it is adapted to the new enviorment because it can live in i think tundra taiga deciduous forest rain forest grass land desert fresh water pond and ocean all of these are biomes that we have been doing in scnience and we have a worksheet on where random animals live and exing out a animal that doesnt live in that biome and i actually have a funny story because i have acually been to all these places and i have a story for each one so here they go i was in the tundra with my fam on vaca and me and my cousin went out for a little exploring and i asked if it was safe and he said yeah since he had lived there 4ever so we left without saying anything to any one like were gana step out for a while nothing llike that and we walked like 2 hours and we keept seeing the same things and the samae footsteps but he said someone else had been there and i said ok but another hour later he said we were lost and i freaked but i screamed and luckily we had made enough noise to get attentiuon and started hearing people coming an d we were saved. i know i have writen alot but i will tell one more story iwas in the deserts and came face to face with scorpions and snakes and got bitten and rushed to the er and luckily i am still here today so thanks 4 lisening

Vultures can eat owls if they really wanted to, but vultures are scavengers, and usually eat dead things. They can eat owls, but dead owls more often than alive ones. :)

They can turn their heads nearly all the way around, and they have awesome night vision.

They have the ability to fly nearly silently.

They can take other birds while in flight.

Their powers of sight and hearing are legendary.

Folk tales have arisen, attesting to the owl's wisdom, because they always seem to be asking, "Who?".

Some things that rhymes with owl are:foul, towel...ect.

To survive, an owl requires shelter and food. Both of these are easily available in the city. One might imagine that life in a concrete nook might be undesirable, but compare it to finding a hole in a tree...

As for food, owls are hunter-killers. Mice and other small rodents are prevalent in our cities. Whilst not as prevalent as in the countryside, although this is arguable, they must surely be just as easy to find, if not more so - set against a stark, concrete background.

Why wouldn't owls be able to survive in a well-nooked, pest-populated, dark and high city?

The gestation period varies from 55-63 days. She can have up to 7 eggs usually 2 to 3 days apart.

The main prey of Snowy owls is Lemmings, however Snowy owls will also eat most other animals up to the size of a hare, including birds up to the size of a goose.

They have also been known to eat :

Rats

Mice

rabbits

Snow Hare

Sea gulls

Geese

Squirrels

Falconiformes are known as 'birds of prey'. They have specialized feet, which have thick protective scales, strong toes and curved talons. They usually have 3 toes facing forward and 1 toe facing back. Falconiformes are all carnivores. They have large eyes and stout, sharply curved beaks.

Yes, owls can walk. The only owl truly known for walking and running is the Burrowing Owl. Its long, featherless legs enable it to move on the ground faster then it could actually fly. Other owls tend to have a strange, gallopping gait. So, they are capable to run\walk, but almost all owls much rather fly.

Most birds of prey can only lift and carry about half their own weight. For example, eagles weigh around 8 to 12 pounds and can carry about 3 or 4 pounds.

The peregrine falcon is an essential part of our ecosystem. Without them, we'd have overpopulation of other species. What you're asking right now is like asking "Why save humans?" Because we want to live. We don't contribute to the environment like the Peregrine Falcon does. We just kill everything. Think about it.

Crikets, grass hoppers, and sometimes beetles.

Daytime hunting owls are different from night hunting owls by if you see owls in daytime their daytime hunting owls, and if you see them at night their night hunting owls.

All owls will tilt their head to hear better. Owls have uneven ear slots on the side of their head, meaning that one ear mat be up towards the top of their head and the other will be towards the bottom. Owls tilt their heads to get the same amount of noise in each ear so they know what direction the noise is coming from.

the barred owls lungs are three to four feet long

yes and no. big dogs owls cant eat but if you have a small dog like a dachshund or a chihuahua yes an owl can definatly eat them.

OWLET

they have a circle pattern of brown and white and a somewhat flat head.

Kite and Kestrel are the only ones I could find.

prey is the animals that a predator eats.
well, many types. there's mice, frogs, birds, rabbits, and even fish. pretty much, any animal that can be hunted by another (usually bigger) animal.
Deer, Moose, Rabbit, Zebra, Wildebeest, Elk, Antelope, Fish, Spider, Snakes, Mics, Rats, Worms, Birds, e.t.c

Lots and lots. Here's a few: Barred owl, tawny owl, snowy owl, elf owl, barn owl, spotted owl, great gray owl, short-eared owl, great horned owl, burrowing owl, sooty owl... There's probably about 200 species...

yes

Owls do not build nests. Some are cavity nesters, like the Common Barn Owl and the screech owls. Barn owls have been known to nest in: old buildings, caves, in palm trees, anywhere they can find a little hidden area. Owls that are not cavity nesters will use the nests of other large birds: crows, ravens, hawks. Some nest on the ground (Snowy Owl, Short-eared Owl), others will nest on ledges or in old buildings. As far as nest building goes, barn owls come closest in that the female will shred and arrange the pellets (regugitated undisgested bones and fur) to make a nice warm "carpet" for the eggs and chicks.

No it does not. it's a resident bird. They survive quite well during the winter and have no need to migrate, much to the dismay of city dwellers where these birds live.
Pigeons, unlike some other species of birds, do not migrate. They can and will fly many miles away from their roost to find food, but at the end of the day they will always return home. When pigeons are a few months old, they imprint their location in their brain as "home" and will always return there.

yes owls pee on humans and also they pee in their mouths