Who Knew? Amazing Owl Facts!

The video explores the fascinating world of owls, highlighting their unique features and abilities. It begins with an introduction to the diversity of owl species, ranging from the tiny elf owl to the large great grey owl. The video then delves into the owl's vision, explaining how their forward-facing eyes help them hunt at night, despite being unable to move their eyes like humans. The discussion continues with the owl's neck flexibility, enabled by extra vertebrae, allowing them to turn their heads almost completely around. Additionally, the video covers the owl's exceptional hearing, which aids in detecting prey even when it's hidden. The video concludes by inviting viewers to share their favorite birds and ask questions.

What is the size range of owls from the smallest to the largest species?

• 5 cm to 50 cm

• 13 cm to 1 meter

• 10 cm to 1.5 meters

• 20 cm to 2 meters

Why do owls have forward-facing eyes?

• To have a wider field of view

• To look more intimidating

• To focus on prey directly in front of them

• To see in all directions at once

How do owls compensate for their inability to move their eyes?

• By using their wings to turn

• By having more vertebrae in their necks

• By having larger eyes

• By moving their entire body

What helps owls hear even the quietest sounds?

• Their sharp beaks

• Their large eyes

• The feathers around their face

• Their long legs

What do the feather tufts on a great horned owl's head resemble?

• Ears

• Horns

• Wings

• Eyes