What order do owls belong to?
Q: What order do owls belong to?
A: Owls belong to the order Strigiformes.
Q: How many species of owls are there?
A: There are 200 species of owls.
Q: What kind of animals do owls prey on?
A: Owls are animals of prey and feed on small mammals such as rodents, insects, and other birds.
Q: Are owls social animals?
A: Most owls are solitary animals.
Q: When do owls typically hunt?
A: Owls typically hunt at night and are the only large group of birds that hunt at night.
Q: What parts of the world are owls found in?
A: Owls are found in all parts of the world except Antarctica, most of Greenland, and some small islands.
Q: Do all species of owls hunt the same prey?
A: No, some species of owls like to eat fish in addition to their usual prey of small mammals and other birds.
