Welcome to the mystical world of the Arctic's snowy owls. These fascinating creatures are known for their striking white feathers and captivating yellow eyes. Let's delve into their habitat and see why the Arctic is an ideal home for these remarkable birds.
About Snowy Owls
The snowy owl (Bubo scandiacus) is a large, white owl of the true owl family. They are native to the Arctic regions in North America and Eurasia. Snowy owls are known for their adaptation to the cold, with feathers covering even their legs and feet to keep them insulated against the frigid temperatures.
The Arctic Habitat
The snowy owl finds its home in the open, treeless spaces of the Arctic tundra. Here, they can survey their territory for miles. The endless daylight of the Arctic summer provides ample hunting opportunities, and snowy owls are remarkable predators, feasting on a variety of small mammals and birds.
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