#Documentary photography##Capture#Original photography: Standard photo of short-eared owl. Owls are called "owls" because they resemble cats, and people generally call them "owls". Owls love white

#Documentary photography##Capture#Original photography: Standard photo of short-eared owl. Owls are called "owls" because they resemble cats, and people generally call them "owls". Owls like to sleep among the leaves during the day, waiting until nightfall to forage for food, and are experts in rat hunting in the forest.

Since owls' eyes grow in front of their heads, not on both sides like other birds, they can only keep turning their heads when they want to see all around. The owl's diet is mainly rodents, but also insects, birds, lizards, fish and other animals. They all have the habit of spitting out "food pills", their vegetarian mutters have digestive ability, food is often swallowed whole, and the indigestible bones, feathers, hair, chitin and other residues in the food into small balls, through the esophagus and mouth spit out, called food pills, also called saliva.

Once the owl determines the direction of its prey, it quickly strikes. The owl's feathers are very soft, and the wing feathers have velvety dense down, so the frequency of sound waves generated by the owl when flying is less than 1 kilohertz, and the general mammalian ear does not feel such a low frequency.

Such a silent sortie makes the owl's attack more "blitzkrieg" effect. According to research, when an owl is pounced on its prey, its hearing still plays a role in localization. It can constantly adjust the direction of the fight according to the sound generated by the prey when moving, and finally the claw is released, which is effective in one fell swoop.