Top 10 Facts About "Owl"

Neck Flexibility: 

 Owls can rotate their necks 270 degrees in either direction. This flexibility helps them look around. 

Asymmetrical ears: 

Many owls have asymmetrical ears that can pinpoint sounds in multiple dimensions. 

Tube-shaped eyes: 

Owls have tube-shaped eyes that are immobile and provide binocular vision. 

Talons: 

Owls have powerful talons that they use to catch and kill their prey. 

Soft feathers: 

Owls are covered in soft feathers that provide insulation and allow for silent flight. 

Camouflage: 

Owl feathers are colored to provide camouflage. 

Long-sighted vision: 

Owls have long-sighted vision, so they can't see things clearly up-close. 

Owls are zygodactyl:

which means their feet have two forward-facing toes and two backward-facing toes

Part of human culture and mythology:

Owls have been part of human culture and mythology for millennia. 

Found on every continent except Antarctica: 

Owls are found on every continent except Antarctica.