Report Text About - Owl
OWL Owls are carnivorous birds that belong to the order Strigiformes. They are nocturnal birds who love to hunt rat by night. They are divided into the Strigidae family (usually known as true owls) and Tytonidae family (usually known as barn-owls). They inhabited almost all regions of the world except for Antarctica and some remote islands. The smallest owls, elf owl, have the maximum size of 13,5 cm and the maximum weight of 31 g. They are also considered to be the lightest owl in the world. There are two species of owls who have a similar maximum body size and weight, they are Eurasian eagle-owl and Blakiston’s fish owl. They both have the maximum size of 71 cm and maximum weight of 4,2 kg. They have a large and round head with forward-facing eyes and ear holes. Their beak is similar to hawk’s beak. They have a very flexible neck which allow them to turn their head around facing the back side without even moving their body. Their tail is short but their wings are very wide. The