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What are some typical barn owl behaviors?
Earlier this week we talked about how owl families are formed. Today, let’s take a closer look at some of the common behaviors we see within barn owl families.
At your next happy hour, be sure to thank barn owls!
Barn owls are great at pest control for anyone who works in agriculture. They take care of rodent populations that damage plants by eating the bark or the roots. But, specifically, what are some of the crops they protect?
Hiding in plain sight is the key to an owl's survival.
Camouflage is an adaptation that allows animals to blend in with their surroundings. It’s a key to survival for both predators and prey.
What do owls eat?
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In Harry Potter, there isn’t much information presented about Harry’s owl, other than her magical ability to carry letters for him to pretty much anywhere. So let’s dive into what snowy owls are actually like. |
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