- Thu Oct 02, 2025 9:42 am#8919
37. Owls see in limited color.
38. 70% of owls die in the first year of their life
39. They can turn the neck turn their necks to 270 degrees
40. Owls can hiss
41. Owls claim territories
42. They have powerful legs
43. One of their paws can rotate like a human thumb.
44. Their eyes can pinpoint their prey in seconds and help them have hyper-focus to be able to catch them.
45. Owls do eat other owls
46. Owls are nocturnal (meaning they are more lively at night)
47. Owls’ favorite shelter is a hollow tree
48. Owls lay anywhere from one to fourteen eggs
49. Owls flirt by giving the other owls dead mice and screeching
50. Owls’ senses are so stronger than ours
51. When angry owls let out a clacking sound by snapping their beak together
52. Owls can swim but prefer not to
53. Owls are one of the smartest bird species
54. Owls have asymmetrical ears
55. Barn owls mate for life
56. They can swivel their toes.
57. Owls keep one eye close to block out light
58. Owls incubate their eggs anywhere from 30 – 37 days
59. Barn owls swallow their prey whole, bones and all.
60. Owls can see during the daytime
61. Owls are symbolic of wisdom. Change and good luck
62. Owls will hoot a specific way to call their mate to communicate.
63. Owls express love through cheek rubbing and bill fencing
64. Owls can not smell and rely a lot on their vi-sion
65. You will start seeing more baby owls around April and May
66. They are silent flyers
67. When the owl mate dies, the other will stay in their home territory and wait for another mate.
68. Nighttime is used mainly for hunting food.
69. They have binocular vision.
70. Owls crush the skulls of their prey
71. They barf up the indigestible bits ( you can dis-tinguish them!)
72. Their hearing is one of the best
73. Owls can hoot to protect their territory
74. Owls have super hearing
75. Most owls prefer not to be petted or cuddled
76. Owls can recognize themselves in the mirror (barn owls)
77. Owls never lose their hearing
78. Owls will not breed if there is not enough food for that year
79. Fun fact: not all owls hoot.
80. They are inquisitive animals
81. Owls have a correlation to the afterlife.
82. It is their feathers that help them be silent fly-ers
83. Owls can be known for taking cats, small dogs, and chickens.
84. They often sleep in short naps throughout the day to keep their recharge
85. Owls are very talkative birds; they enjoy com-municating.
86. Great horned owls weight capacity is about five pounds for picking up their prey
87. Their talons help them catch their prey (their food)
38. 70% of owls die in the first year of their life
39. They can turn the neck turn their necks to 270 degrees
40. Owls can hiss
41. Owls claim territories
42. They have powerful legs
43. One of their paws can rotate like a human thumb.
44. Their eyes can pinpoint their prey in seconds and help them have hyper-focus to be able to catch them.
45. Owls do eat other owls
46. Owls are nocturnal (meaning they are more lively at night)
47. Owls’ favorite shelter is a hollow tree
48. Owls lay anywhere from one to fourteen eggs
49. Owls flirt by giving the other owls dead mice and screeching
50. Owls’ senses are so stronger than ours
51. When angry owls let out a clacking sound by snapping their beak together
52. Owls can swim but prefer not to
53. Owls are one of the smartest bird species
54. Owls have asymmetrical ears
55. Barn owls mate for life
56. They can swivel their toes.
57. Owls keep one eye close to block out light
58. Owls incubate their eggs anywhere from 30 – 37 days
59. Barn owls swallow their prey whole, bones and all.
60. Owls can see during the daytime
61. Owls are symbolic of wisdom. Change and good luck
62. Owls will hoot a specific way to call their mate to communicate.
63. Owls express love through cheek rubbing and bill fencing
64. Owls can not smell and rely a lot on their vi-sion
65. You will start seeing more baby owls around April and May
66. They are silent flyers
67. When the owl mate dies, the other will stay in their home territory and wait for another mate.
68. Nighttime is used mainly for hunting food.
69. They have binocular vision.
70. Owls crush the skulls of their prey
71. They barf up the indigestible bits ( you can dis-tinguish them!)
72. Their hearing is one of the best
73. Owls can hoot to protect their territory
74. Owls have super hearing
75. Most owls prefer not to be petted or cuddled
76. Owls can recognize themselves in the mirror (barn owls)
77. Owls never lose their hearing
78. Owls will not breed if there is not enough food for that year
79. Fun fact: not all owls hoot.
80. They are inquisitive animals
81. Owls have a correlation to the afterlife.
82. It is their feathers that help them be silent fly-ers
83. Owls can be known for taking cats, small dogs, and chickens.
84. They often sleep in short naps throughout the day to keep their recharge
85. Owls are very talkative birds; they enjoy com-municating.
86. Great horned owls weight capacity is about five pounds for picking up their prey
87. Their talons help them catch their prey (their food)
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