Owls

Because every minute more than 20 hectares of rain forest are cleared by humans for farming or mining or are cut for timber. Some areas of old growth forest in the United States are protected from being cut because the northern spotted owl and endangered species .

It helps protect itself by its talons and beak to hit, snatch, bite, and snach whatever is trying to hurt it. Also it can fly away with its powerfull wings to get away from predatores

- 14 - 15" in height, wingspan of 10.4" or 20 in.

-Reddish brown plumage streaked with darker brown and a white face

-Only called when flying. Heard mainly on dark, drizzly nights or preceding rain

-Male generally smaller than female (like most owls)

-Abundant around 1845, within 40 years it had disappeared

-Last sighting was in 1914 and the owl was deceased

-Preferred open country for hunting, and rocky areas for shelter and the rocky areas of the Southern Apls were very much suited to its needs. These places showed a preference for low rainfall.

-Fed on lizards, insects, and small birds

-Ground feeder with sturdy legs which could run prey down

-Nesting was generally on bare ground and in rocky crevices. Nests were made of gay grass

- Two white eggs would be laid

There are over 200 different species of owl, which owl are you asking about?

Owls have sharp talons (not claws!) and a sharp beak, so it would look pretty silly if you saw an owl eating a salad. They are carnivores, too. Owls have keen eyesight and hearing. They have the advantage of very silent flight, so mice and other rodents who have good hearing cannot hear the predator about to eat it as a midnight snack!

An owl butterfly is a butterfly known for their huge eyes spots, which resemble owls' eyes. The move by flapping their wings back and forth like other butterflies.

about 64,000

if it came down to i would say yes, a wolf would eat a peacock because it is a form of meat and they would need to eat to survive.

i think owls can approximately fly up to 45 feet in the air

All owls look after their youngallot until their young is an adult, they all have talons which is their claws on their feet. They are all very wise , elegant equlant and good monitors

the barn owls build their nest by getting parts of twuigs and parts of plants.

If you drink A LOT of water you can survive for around 30 days on average. But it really depends on factors such as your weight, the amount of fat you have (more fat = longer you survive), your health and so on.

For example, an anorexic person consuming only water would probably only manage a week or two before collapsing and ending up in hospital.

The burrowing owl is not an endangered species.

Because it is a relatively safe place to get a bit of sleep. it is certainly safer then sleeping or even siting on the ground.

Owls do not eat bird seed, they are predators. Their favorite food is mice.

This species of owl nests on the ground, building a scrape on top of a mound or boulder. A site with good visibility, ready access to hunting areas, and a lack of snow is chosen. Gravel bars and abandoned eagle nests may be used.

Whilst birds of prey, including Barn owls get their moisture from the fluids in their prey, they also like to drink and bathe, sadly they often drown in cattle troughs after visiting them to drink or bathe.

snowy owls walk with there claws and they fly

I have included a link of some pictures of owned owls if that helps, what owl were you hoping to find a picture of?

Burrowing owls and African lions do not share the same environment. If would be unlikely that lions would eat one if they did, however.

no they do not have yellow eyes but they do have a greyee ting

scientists say they live in southern mexico or central america.

The very smallest of owls in North America, the Elf Owl, is about six inches from head to tail.

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