High Five Facts - Owls Choca Esos Cinco - Búhos

The video provides five fascinating facts about owls. It covers their unique ear structure, which aids in hunting, and their six eyelids that serve different functions. The video explains how owls produce droppings by expelling indigestible parts of their prey. It also highlights the contrast between their loud calls and silent flight. Finally, it discusses the ancient history of owls, including their large size in the past.

What is the purpose of the irregular ear placement in owls?

• To make them look more intimidating

• To help them fly faster

• To improve their sense of smell

• To better hear and locate prey

How many eyelids does each eye of an owl have, and what is one of their functions?

• Two eyelids, one for blinking

• Three eyelids, one for sleeping

• Five eyelids, one for cleaning

• Four eyelids, one for hunting

What do owls produce from the indigestible parts of their prey?

• A feather-like substance

• A sticky paste

• A small ball or pellet

• A liquid waste

How far can owl calls be heard?

• Up to three miles

• Up to a mile

• Up to two miles

• Up to half a mile

How old is the first known owl fossil believed to be?

• 10 million years

• 100 million years

• 58 million years

• 25 million years