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Barn owl

Barn owl

The scientific name for the Barn Owl is Tyto Alba.

In Europe there are about 110,000 to 220,000 Barn Owls.

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This mini movie shows the life of an owl in 1 night. (Contains natural mating behaviours.)

The Barn Owl is nocturnal meaning it only comes out at night.

The Barn Owl’s hearing is so intense they could hear a mouse`s heartbeat.

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Cool video of Barn owls during the day.

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