Owls may not be as terrifying as eagles to other prey, but after watching these videos, you will agree with me that owls are formidable predators. Without further due, let's jump right into this.

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Owl Attacks Crow/Raven

This owl has attacked a crow in the middle of the night, and it is holding it down. The crow can’t seem to be able to move, and it may possibly be dead, but I’m not sure. When the owl finally removes itself a little, it’s possible to see the crow’s eyes and it’s definitely still alive. The owl nibbles on the crow, and the crow doesn’t do anything. It’s probably badly injured for it to react this way. To be honest, I’m not sure anymore what’s going on in this video. Are these two fighting's, or are they out having fun in the snow? The first thing that stands out in this video is the owl's aggressive nature. It isn't scared in the least, and the raven had no aggressive intentions at first, but when the owl showed the raven, it wasn’t playing around, it had no other choice but to defend itself. The battle is fierce, and it’s clear that the owl is teaching the raven a lesson. I don’t know what this crow was thinking when it decided to annoy the owl, but I guess it figured it had a chance at a meal. When it recognized it was an owl and realized it would be outmatched in a fight, it quickly changed its mind and left the premises.

Owl Hunting Rat

The great horned owl is a type of owl that has a large horn on its head. His horns, which resemble ear tufts, are simply feather tufts. Nobody knows what they're for, but it's not related to hearing. His actual ears are hidden below his head feathers. The right one is just a little higher than the left one. A fraction of a second later than the other, one ear gets sound. As a result, he can pinpoint the source with astonishing accuracy. There's a slight rustling among the dead leaves. Another evening hunter is out, and it's a deer mouse. He is looking for insects and seeds among the leaf litter. The owl isn't completely tuned in to the sounds yet, but that will change with a head tilt. Its head rotates 270 degrees or threequarters of a full turn. His hearing directs his lightsensitive eyes in the right direction. His first and second senses are in sync. Once the target has been locked, the owl deploys another secret weapon, fringed wing feathers, to muffle any flapping sound. It's a winwin situation for both parties involved.

The owl can hear its prey even while flying, and the mouse has no idea what's coming and will never know what hit him. This owl seems to be in captivity and a rat sneaks into his enclosure. When the bird of prey spots the rodent, it tells the rat to confess his sins, so that after he dies, he will go to heaven. Rats aren't going anywhere anytime soon, with their numbers in the billions. Rat pups, on the other hand, are easy pickings for raptors like owls and snakes, and one mistake can be fatal. A barred Owl in South Florida kills and eats a rat. Prey items include rodents like rats, squirrels, rabbits, birds, reptiles, and even fish for the opportunistic barred owl. In this video, a young barn owl struggles to swallow a large rat hole. The parent owl has led the young bird on its first venture out of the nest box. The young owl, with a full belly and extra weight, misjudges the nest box opening and falls to the ground, then climbs up the tree and back into the nest box.