Is the Eurasian eagle owl endangered?

Answer 1

There is noinformation that i can find that says that the short eared owl [Asio flammeus(Pueo)] is endangered or extinct. But yet there are a couple of threats for the Pueo like:

-diseases

-lack of food and water

-loss and degradation of habitat

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Answer 2

There are a few owls, like the spotted and oriental bay owls, that are endangered of extinction. Many owls have very few predators, but they all have one predator that kills them all...us. Many hunters shoot them them down illegaly. Other times, they fly low on the streets at night time and get hit by cars. If we don't be more catious, these owls could be wiped off the face of the planet.

Answer 3

The Eurasian eagle owl is listed as a species of "least concern" on the IUCN Red List, meaning it is not considered endangered. This owl has a wide distribution range across Europe and Asia and is relatively stable in population size. However, localized threats such as habitat loss and human disturbance can still impact certain populations.

Answer 4

In fact, not exactly. Not all types of owls are. Endangered owls include the Pernambuco Pygmy-owl, Angouan scops-owl, and Forest owlet.

Answer 5

Yes, the snowy owl that lives in the harsh tundra climate is endangered and protected by the United States government. The snowy owl is the oldest species of owl in North America.

Answer 6

The Eurasian eagle-owl is one of the largest owl species in the world. They are currently threatened by endangerment, but have not yet reached that point.

Answer 7

No..A common species..But the closely related spotted owl is.

Answer 8

the snowy owl is not endangered as i know it but the Mexican spotted owl is due to loss of habitat

Answer 9

No they protect themselves by hiding in the snow

The snowy owl is not an endangered species.