Barn owls, however, belong to a family called Tytonidae, which comes from the Greek word tuto, which means, ‘night owl,’” according to the Owl Research Institute.

Look for flashes of white on dark roads, and you might spot an American barn owl. Learn about a barn owl call, nest, wings and meaning.

The owl is easy to spot upon casual inspection. Barn owl facts: Stands about 16 inches tall, heart-shaped face, does not hoot and call is a “long, hissing shriek,” often found in vacant wooden ...

Here are six fascinating facts about owls that you might not know. 1. There Are 200 Different Types of Owls. Most people are familiar with the classic barn owl or snowy owl, ...

Owls are intriguing nocturnal birds with specialized adaptations like silent flight and exceptional hearing. With over 200 species globally, they contribute significantly to ecosystems. Their varied ...

The barn owl’s brilliant white underbelly is the key to its success as a nocturnal hunter, allowing the bird to camouflage itself against the moon, according to new research.

Scientists believe barn owls eat at least one rat a day, so a mom and dad, plus a couple of kids, would need four a day. That comes to more than 1,000 in a year.

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