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OWLS
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Richard.Fisher
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Owls are nocturnal, which means they sleep during the day.
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Hindrik S
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The owls eyes, ears, claws, and wings help them catch their prey.
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Paulisson Miura
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The big eyes allow many rods to fit, allowing them to see at night.
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wwarby
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Owl eyes are fixed in their heads because they don't have eye muscles. They can turn their head 270 degrees.
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Chris Jimenez Nature Photo
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They owls eyes don't contain cones, so it sees in black and white.
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Rene Mensen
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An owl has uneven ear holes, which allows it to hear in three dimensions.
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Paulisson Miura
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The owls claws are called talons.
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Trevor King 66
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Feathers on the owls leg protects it from the prey biting.
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JusDaFax
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Owls can be silent when they fly because they have fringed feathers.
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Richard.Fisher
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Owlets have to be three weeks old to swallow prey whole.
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chdwckvnstrsslhm
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An owl pellet is the owl's food that cannot be digested.
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La Chachalaca Fotografía
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Barn owls primarily feed on rodents.
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Owls lay their eggs at two-day intervals so the food doesn't run out.
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SteveLeoEvans
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It is important for owlets to fly away as soon as possible so the food supply doesn't get too low.
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Rodrigo Berton
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Barn owls can live up to 20 years, but it nature normally doesn't allow it.
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Plashing Vole
Kristin Hanson
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