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Description
The owl is a bird of prey, that is, it chases other animals to feed and is not a scavenger. It has nocturnal habits, can stay awake during the night and is characterized by being solitary. It also belongs to the group of Strigidae. Them correspond to owls, owlets, tecolotes among others, of large and robust texture, of mainly brown plumage and with tufts that look like ears or large eyebrows that protrude.
It is a bird that can live up to 20 years and usually inhabits the same territory throughout its life, especially areas of forests with evergreen trees (which do not lose their leaves during the winter) where it chooses to establish its nests. The female usually lays between three to four eggs.
The owl is carnivorous and usually hunts prey of smaller or almost the same size as it. Due to its developed senses of sight and hearing, it usually hunts at night.
It feeds, mostly, on lizards, rabbits, spiders, insects, snails, worms, other birds and sometimes fish. Once it catches a prey, it does not chew it, but tears it and swallows it directly.
Like all birds, the owl is oviparous and, depending on the species, can lay up to ten eggs, although the most common is that there are three or four. Females can nest all year round, but the most intense time is close to spring.
Thanks to the anatomy that owls possess, their development and ability to adapt to lush and deep forests is not a problem for them.
Everything as a whole makes them live perfectly in this type of environment and in which it is proposed thanks to the help of its very strong and sharp beaks, capable of tearing and swallowing the prey them capture, its more developed vision capable of making it see in the depths of darkness and its great hearing capacity making this bird of prey do not lose a single detail in hundreds of meters around.
The young is cared for by both parents, but during the incubation period the female remains in the nest and the male goes out in search of food. To lay eggs they usually take advantage of natural cavities in trees, cliffs or abandoned nests of other birds.
The most characteristic of the relationship between owls is that they are able to be with the same partner for the rest of their lives, although them have to separate in some time intervals or times of the year that are not ideal for The most characteristic of the relationship between owls is that them are able to be with the same partner for the rest of their lives, although them have to separate in some time intervals or times of the year that are not ideal for mating.
Them are characterized by it's hearing capacity is extraordinarily fine and evolved, its powerful long, strong and sharp claws help it to hold with great force, and the type of vision of this type of bird, surely you did not know that them also adapt to the night thanks to the fact that them have three different eyelids, and as a general rule, owls can be differentiated from males and females thanks to the fact that the latter have a fairly considerable size with respect to males. Them can reach a proportion of up to 25 or 30% more volume.
Them usually live in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa.

Description
The owl is a bird of prey, that is, it chases other animals to feed and is not a scavenger. It has nocturnal habits, can stay awake during the night and is characterized by being solitary. It also belongs to the group of Strigidae. Them correspond to owls, owlets, tecolotes among others, of large and robust texture, of mainly brown plumage and with tufts that look like ears or large eyebrows that protrude.
It is a bird that can live up to 20 years and usually inhabits the same territory throughout its life, especially areas of forests with evergreen trees (which do not lose their leaves during the winter) where it chooses to establish its nests. The female usually lays between three to four eggs.
The owl is carnivorous and usually hunts prey of smaller or almost the same size as it. Due to its developed senses of sight and hearing, it usually hunts at night.
It feeds, mostly, on lizards, rabbits, spiders, insects, snails, worms, other birds and sometimes fish. Once it catches a prey, it does not chew it, but tears it and swallows it directly.
Like all birds, the owl is oviparous and, depending on the species, can lay up to ten eggs, although the most common is that there are three or four. Females can nest all year round, but the most intense time is close to spring.
Thanks to the anatomy that owls possess, their development and ability to adapt to lush and deep forests is not a problem for them.
Everything as a whole makes them live perfectly in this type of environment and in which it is proposed thanks to the help of its very strong and sharp beaks, capable of tearing and swallowing the prey them capture, its more developed vision capable of making it see in the depths of darkness and its great hearing capacity making this bird of prey do not lose a single detail in hundreds of meters around.
The young is cared for by both parents, but during the incubation period the female remains in the nest and the male goes out in search of food. To lay eggs they usually take advantage of natural cavities in trees, cliffs or abandoned nests of other birds.
The most characteristic of the relationship between owls is that they are able to be with the same partner for the rest of their lives, although them have to separate in some time intervals or times of the year that are not ideal for The most characteristic of the relationship between owls is that them are able to be with the same partner for the rest of their lives, although them have to separate in some time intervals or times of the year that are not ideal for mating.
Them are characterized by it's hearing capacity is extraordinarily fine and evolved, its powerful long, strong and sharp claws help it to hold with great force, and the type of vision of this type of bird, surely you did not know that them also adapt to the night thanks to the fact that them have three different eyelids, and as a general rule, owls can be differentiated from males and females thanks to the fact that the latter have a fairly considerable size with respect to males. Them can reach a proportion of up to 25 or 30% more volume.
Them usually live in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa.