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Owls

The owls are part of the family Strigiformes, which include about 200 birds of prey. Most are solitary, and nocturnal, except for some like the Burrowing owl. Owls hunt mostly small mammals, insects and other birds, though some specialize in hunting fish. Owls are found in all regions of the Earth except Antarctica, most of Greenland, and some remote islands. Living owls are divided into two families: the typical owls, (Strigidae) and the barn-owls, (Tytonidae).

3,047 Questions

How many types of cells do owls have?

im trying to figure this out aswell so why the heck woud i waste my time to answer it?

What is the nicest type of owl?

Most people think that the Barn owl is or the snowy, but it is just an opinion.

What is an owls shelter?

Owls usually just sleep sitting upright in either trees or in the rafters of barns.

Name of a sound a owl makes?

Owls have a range of sounds, the most commonly known is the Hoot, however, owls also screech, bark, growl, twitter, hiss to name a few. However, the correct answer should in fact be a ulula. An owl ululates. enjoy.

What is the owls male and female name?

the male owl and female owl are both called an owl, but the female owl is sometimes called a hen.

What can skunks not eat?

skunks can not eat humans, and apples, and unicorns

aka big animals

Is owl jewelry bad luck?

There is no such thing as luck.

What are the weaknesses of an owl?

what can owls not do when hunting like a weakness like big or slow I don't know that s what I need to know: what are the weakness

What mammal eats owls?

A bear. They are very strong. Did you know that birds clean their teeth?

What do owls eyes look like?

An owl's eyes is one of the animal kingdom's most striking eyes. It's large round and facing forward eyes gives the owl a wise appearance.

What 4 creature which hunt at night?

Owls, possums, and bats are a few creatures that are nocturnal hunters.

How do you heal a snowy owl?

I am going to assume that this is a Harry Potter question. My guess would be healing the wing of an injured post owl would be very similar to healing healing the broken arm of a human, which in the Wizarding world seems to be an instantaneous process. The fact that Professor Grubbly-Plank took several days to return Hedwig to Harry suggests that she simply wanted to make sure that the process had worked correctly and that Hedwig received plenty of rest before delivering any more letters.

How many iches tall is burrowing owls?

This species gets to about 10" tall with a wing span of 21" ; see relevant link for further information .

Where do northern pygmy owls live?

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

What is the snowy owls mouth structure?

Nothing unusual. The beak is sharp for tearing flesh. Their mouth parts should be essentially the same as any other bird.

What is special about an owl?

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?".

How has an owl adapted to be nocturnal?

They have large eyes with kind a kind of night vision that helps them spot prey, they have hollow bones which they need to fly, and they have slightly rough feathers that are spread apart so they fly silently in the air.

Does owl rhyme with meow?

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

How can owls live in the city?

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?

What eats owls that is omnivorous?

Nothing. Owl pellets are made of the indigestible part of the animals an owl eats. (bones and fur) since there is nothing edible inside of them, no other animals use them as a food source.

Source: I'm an apprentice falconer