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Owl Presentation

Published on Dec 19, 2015

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OWL PRESENTATION

BY: LAUREN BARBARICH AND KAYLEE BARTLEY HOUR 5
Photo by JohnGoode
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Owls are nocturnal meaning they are active at night.

Photo by MyAngelG
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CATCHING THEIR PREY

SPECIAL EYES, EARS, CLAWS, AND WINGS TO HELP THEM.
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BIG EYES

ALLOWS LOTS OF LIGHT TO ENTER THEIR EYES SO THEY CAN SEE AT NIGHT
Photo by eschipul
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Owls eyes remain fixed into their heads because of so many rods in their eyes. They compensate for this they are able to turn their heads 270•

Photo by bolar
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Their eyes don't contain cones so they only see in black and white.

Photo by Jamoor
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Owls hear using facial disks that directs the sound to the eardrum.

Photo by Bruce Stokes
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The owls claws are called talons.

Photo by hermetic hermit
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Owls have feathers down their legs to protect them from their prey biting their legs.

Photo by Travis S.
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The owls wings are soft and fringed allowing them to be silent when they fly.

Photo by ahisgett
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After three weeks the owl can swallow prey whole.

Photo by Steve Corey
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An owl pellet is regurgitated bones and fur that can't be digested by the owl.

Photo by washuugenius
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Owls feed on voles, rats, shrews, and birds.

Photo by PKMousie
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Owls don't lay their eggs all at once so it will ease the feeding burden.

Photo by NatBat
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Owlets leave the nest as quickly as possible because the population of prey has been depleted.

Photo by andy.v
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Barn owls can live up to 20 years.

Photo by Rene Mensen
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THE END

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