Owls and Their Habitats

Molly and Tooey explore a spooky house and discover an owl in a dryer vent. They learn about the owl's significance in Native cultures and release it back into the woods. Molly also learns about bird care at the Bird Treatment and Learning Center.

What was the reason Mr. Patak was cutting down the tree?

• To use the wood for a campfire

• To prevent it from falling on the road

• To make space for a new building

• To clear the view of the spooky house

What did Molly and Tooey initially think was in the broken dryer?

• A raccoon

• A squirrel

• A ghost

• A bat

What did Molly and Tooey find in the dryer vent?

• A snake

• A bat

• A small owl

• A mouse

What type of owl did Molly and Tooey identify?

• Boreal owl

• Barn owl

• Snowy owl

• Great horned owl

What does the term 'cavity dweller' refer to?

• An animal that lives in nests

• An animal that lives in holes

• An animal that lives in caves

• An animal that lives in trees

What is the significance of owls in some Native cultures?

• They are a symbol of wisdom

• They represent the sun

• They are a sign of good luck

• They indicate a change in weather

Who takes care of injured birds in Alaska?

• Wildlife Rangers

• The local zoo

• Animal Control

• Bird Treatment and Learning Center

What does 'plumage' refer to?

• The bird's beak

• The bird's feathers

• The bird's feet

• The bird's eyes

What was the name of the owl brought by Sharon?

• Mr. Bird

• Mr. Owl

• Mr. Who

• Mr. Hoo

What helps the great horned owl stay warm in winter?

• Its large size

• Its fast flying speed

• Its thick feathers

• Its sharp talons