- Owl - Wikipedia
Some 220 to 225 extant species of owls are known, subdivided into two families: 1 true owls or typical owls family (Strigidae) and 2 barn-owls family (Tytonidae)
- 20 Popular Types of Owls (With Pictures and Identification)
In this article, we explore 20 popular types of owls, including their identifying features, habitats, and unique behaviors
- About Owls I Owl Research Institute
There are about 250 species of owls in the world They live on every continent except icy Antarctica Owls belong to a group of birds called Strigiformes That group is divided into two smaller groups, known as families The family called Tytonidae includes Barn Owls, which have heart-shaped faces
- Owls - Birdfact
Dive into the mesmerizing world of owls with our comprehensive guide Learn about their behavior, diet, habitat, and the unique species found in the world
- 19 Fun Facts About Owls You Should Know - Birds and Blooms
Here are some fascinating and fun owl facts about this one-of-a-kind group of birds Learn about owl eyes, feet, sounds and more
- The Owl Pages - Information about Owls
Everything to do with owls - Detailed descriptions of different species, including photos and sounds Also includes mythology, art, books, collectables and more
- The 27 Most Incredible Owl Facts - A-Z Animals Slideshows
The 27 Most Incredible Owl Facts Long considered wise, owls have remained elusive and mysterious They're often associated with spiritual ideas, but you don't need to venture into symbolism to find them alluring When darkness falls and you hear their calls, your head turns, and your ears perk up
- Fascinating Facts About Owls | Almanac. com
Owl eyes are not perfectly spherical; instead, they are shaped more like a rounded tube This gives them enhanced vision, but also leaves them incapable of moving their eyes To compensate, the owl has a very flexible neck and can turn its head 270 degrees left or right and 90 degrees up!
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