The great horned owl is a fascinating bird with many unique adaptations. Known for their power and stealth, these birds are often regarded with mystery as they are not easily seen.

Their large stature and piercing yellow eyes command respect from all who gaze upon them. The owl's hooting in the dark of night creates a feeling of intrigue and curiosity. Whether seeing or hearing them, witnessing such a majestic creature is always a special and significant event.

Chapters
Introduction 00:00
Habitat 00:36
Similar Species 01:17
Vocalization 01:50
Unique Anatomical Features 03:27
They Will Eat Anything 09:21
Nesting 10:29
Who is the great horned afraid of, if anyone? 12:39
Conclusion 14:10

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Singular hooting: Scott Olmstead XC705592 https://xenocanto.org/705592
Male and Female Duet Hooting: Jacob Wijpkema XC676544 https://xenocanto.org/676544
Juvenile Begging: Richard E Webster XC630743 https://xenocanto.org/630743
Calls and Hooting: Lance A.M. Benner XC595324 https://xenocanto.org/595324

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