Owls

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Season 9 (12-18-2007)

Full Show: Owls are amazing birds of prey. They are basically nocturnal and live a solitary life. There are over 200 different kinds of owls, and they live in almost every part of the world. Learn more about owls from our guest scientists, Vicky Runnoe from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game and Larry Ridenhour from the Bureau of Land Management.

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Video Short: An owl's eyes, neck, and wings are all specially adapted to help this predator hunt and survive in the wild.

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Web Extra: Vicky Runnoe and Larry Ridenhour stay after to answer more questions about owls.

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