Owls

Owls as such form an order, which can be divided in families.

There are owl species on all of the continents. other than Antarctic.

The only Owl in that c an be found North of The Arctic Circle is the Snowy Owl

(Bubo Scandiacus). It can be found nesting in The Arctic Tundra.

Though they over winter in Alaska, Canada and Northern Eurasia.

well barn owls aren't cannibalistic that i know of but barn owls may be eaten by larger owls sometimes for example the great horned owl will sometimes prey on barn owls.

in times of scarce food if a hatchling dies, yes, no food is wasted, other then that barn owls usually don't eat other barn owls.

In the story Hoot Officer Delinko tells the supervisor the truth about the owls is because he doesn't want them to die.

They act as pest/vermin catchers eating mice, rats etc. which can cause problems with both animal feed and crops for human consumption.

yes the owl monkeys are endangered.

It is endangered because it is losing its home.

It may be said to be bad luck, but it is not. Owls cannot cause bad luck. They are only sweet little animals that eat small pests. I once had a baby one that fell out of the tree. It was a sweet little one.

1. They are naturally nocturnal

2. They have excellent night vision, which gives them an advantage for prey.

3. They have silent wings, so this combined with the darkness, makes is almost impossible for prey to detect them.

All owls have incredibly tiny 'nostrails' on their beak, which allows them to smell and breathe, though their sense of smell isn't unlike ours. Not too strong, yet not weak.

Baby owls are called OWLETS. Once they leave the nest they are called BRANCHERS and once they start flying they are FLEDGLINGS.

yes, it's 4:18 am on September 6, in troy and we're listening to one in our back yard right now.

Owls are birds of prey. Prey is a animal that is eaten by another animal so if owls are birds of prey that means they eat alive animals. No owl eats fruit, it will make them sick and have no nutrition value to them. Owls are carnivores, they eat meat and only meat. Small owls usually eat mostly bugs and small rodents. Medium owls eat normal or big rodents and small birds. Big owls eat big rodents, rabbits and small birds. Plus, it is Illegal in most places to have a owl without a Falconry or Research permit and that cost money plus takes years to get. So yeah, it is Illegal to own a owl in most places and no owls eat fruit. That is basic owl knowledge.....

Owls are nocturnal animals, which means that they are most active during the night. Being birds capable of flight, they choose to live in large holes within trees and sometimes rock crevasses. This provides them with ample protection from the elements. Most owls prefer to live in trees, however deforestation is slowly eating away at the available habitat. Good news for the owls though, they are the least concern on the extinction chart.

Not all owls are nocturnal, most owls do hunt at night to avoid competition with other birds of prey. However some species such as burrowing owls and short-eared owls feed during the day. Pygmy owls feed at dusk or dawn. Each species have adapted to avoid competition for food.

they fly and have big eyes and can turn their head 3 quarters of the way round they have big talons and swoop down and grab there prey. only birds like the barn owl are called birds of prey because they kill with there talons ...

It depends on what kind of baby owl it is, though normally they are a darker or more mottled version of the adult in order to blend in with their surroundings better.

Each musher calculates his/her own dog food diet but most feed a premium power-packed dog food with added options of lamb trimmings, poultry skins, hamburger, moose or salmon steaks, occasionally corn oil, and for some, seal oil or mink mixture, in addition to vitamin, mineral, and probiotic supplements. The musher aims for a food that is about 2500 calories per pound. Water is important too, and although the food is usually fed frozen and raw, snow may be melted for making a stew.

Owls Fly silently because like all owls do because of the little fringes on the back part of the wing.

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One adaptation of an osprey is that it has very sharp claws, which help catch and hunt prey. They also have a large wingspan which helps them fly and glide over bodies of water.

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there are all sorts of brown owls in the world. like the great-horned owl or the barn owl. so all you need to do is look up the kind of owl you are looking for and in google put in "where does the great-horned owl range"

to be able to see the small animals it hunts it has such large eyes in order to let more light in but therefore it does not have enough muscle in its eye to move it much so that's why it swivels its head

There are several species of owls that live in every part of Britain. Some prefer open ground and heathland, some prefer forests, especially conifer forests, others prefer farm land and buildings, and so on.

It's a bird, not a mammal.

Most owls are nocturnal, meaning that they hunt at night. There are a few which are crepuscular, meaning that they hunt at dusk and twilight; and those which are actively hunting in the daylight. Nocturnal owls are able to hunt at night due to their large eyes, which grant them tremendous fields of vision and allow their brains to better process the darkened landscape.