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What happens if it rains on the fur of the sloth is it still soft?
its wet then it drys and lol its now soft and clean.....
What part of the human soft palate is lacking in the fetal pig?
The part of the human soft palate that is lacking in the fetal pig is the uvula. In humans, the uvula is an extension of the soft palate.
What is the barn owls wing movement?
Barn owls have a slow and silent flight due to their specialized wing morphology that allows for minimal turbulence and noise production. They have large wings with soft feathers that enable them to fly almost silently, giving them an advantage when hunting in the dark. Additionally, barn owls have an efficient wing movement that allows them to be precise and agile hunters.
Is a rapter a lizard?
No, raptors are a group of birds of prey and not lizards. They have sharp talons, strong beaks, and excellent eyesight, which they use to hunt for food. Examples include eagles, hawks, falcons, and owls.
What is the soft triangular part of the pony's foot called?
The soft triangular part of a pony's foot is called the frog. It acts as a shock absorber and helps with circulation in the hoof.
What is the hawk feet called?
The sharp talons ( claws ) grasp the prey and are able to hold on to the prey in the midst of flying rapidly.
What are three adaptation of a owl?
Round, soft flight feathers that muffle sound while flying.Eyes that have a wide field of view, that can see in low lights.Asymmetrical ear placement that allows owls to precisely locate prey.
Do owls eat mice?
they will eat snakes and frogs and soft shelled turtles and insects.
Is the owl the dumbest bird?
In the real world of science and nature, these same traits make owls extraordinarily interesting. Their remarkable ability to see, hear, and hunt prey are the results of senses far superior to ours. Soft, fluffy, fringed feathers keep them warm in the coldest of climates. Some owls have adapted to humans and their altered habitats while others live in the most remote wildernesses. Occasionally, circumstances arise that bring these owls from the wild closer to humans. If an owl's main food source is in short supply, it will wander in search of prey animals.
Why can't you hear birds fly?
Sometimes you can hear flapping, but mostly they are just too far away to hear it. Birds of prey tend to glide in when they attack so that their prey cannot hear them flapping and escape.Examples: owls make a soft shushing sound when they fly and mourning doves make a chirping sound that is actually their wings touching together on the down-stroke.
How does the tarantula obtain energy -?
Tarantulas consume their prey for energy. The way they consumer their prey is by first paralyzing it with venom, and then injecting the prey with digestive enzymes. The enzymes dissolve their prey's soft tissues, which the tarantula then consumes.
Why does the nose have a soft and hard part?
Soft part is flesh. Hard part is cartilage. Cartilage is what a shark's bones are made out of.
Do owls attack snakes?
ya I'm pretty sure they attack the smaller one's
What is the part of the pharynx superior to the soft palate is called?
The part of the pharynx superior to the soft palate is called the nasopharynx. Cone shaped projection of a soft palate is a uvula.
What is the part of the pharynx called superior to the soft palate?
The part of the pharynx superior to the soft palate is called the nasopharynx. Cone shaped projection of a soft palate is a uvula.
Why do owl's feathers have soft edges?
Owls have soft-edged wings to silence their motion. They have the reputation of "silent flight" due to this trait. Trailing edge aerodynamics design for aircraft is just beginning to realize this potential.
Is a kakapo an owl?
No. The kakapo is a parrot, not an owl. It has the nickname of "owl parrot" because it has facial discs, whiskers and the soft feathers which characterise owls.
