Owl Questions
Published on Dec 06, 2015
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Owls are nocturnal meaning?
They stay out at night.
Photo by Douglas Brown
List features that help owls be experts at catching prey.
They have specially designed claws and wings.
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Why do owl's eyes remain fixed in their heads and how do they compensate for this?
They have so my rods packed into their eyes.
The owl's eyes do not contain cones which means?
They can only see in black and white.
Photo by taytomFFM
The owl's eyes do not contain cones which means?
They can only see in black and white.
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Explain how an owl hears.
Their ears are at different levels so they can catch sounds at slightly different time giving them binaural hearing.
Photo by DarrelBirkett
What do feathers all the way down the owl's legs do?
To protect it from bites once it captured it's prey.
Photo by Kradlum
What allows for owl's to be silent when they flap their wings.
Their feathers are fringed.
Photo by eqkrishena
What is an owl pellet?
Digestible material.
Photo by La Chachalaca Fotografía
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Photo by Ferruccio Zanone
What do barn owl's primarily feed on?
Small animals.
Photo by Ferruccio Zanone
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Photo by Forest & Kim
Why don't owl's lay all eggs at once?
It depends how much food supply they have.
Photo by Forest & Kim
Why is it so important for the baby's owls to fly and leave the nest to go to a new territory as quickly as possible
The baby owls don't eat all the food in that territory.
Photo by mrreynolds
How old can barn owls live?
Up to 20 years.
Photo by David Cook Wildlife Photography
