Paws for this weeks animal facts: Snowy Owl Edition

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    Smile - ICANHAS CHEEZ BURGER. Snowy owls have bristles on their beaks to help them sense nearby objects. Their beaks are hooked and used for gripping prey and tearing flesh.
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    Snowy owl - ICANHAS CHEEZ BURGER. Snowy owls have a lot of feathers to keep them warm in the arctic temperatures, making them one of the heaviest owl species.
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    Bird - Their feet are also covered in feathers, like fuzzy slippers! ICANHAS BURGER
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    Bird - ICANHAS CHEEZ BURGER Snowy owls eat a variety of food including lemmings, Arctic hares, mice, ducks, and seabirds.
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    Bird - ANM CANHAS CHE BURGER They can swallow a small prey whole.
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    Plant - ICANHAS BURGER Females remain with the young in the nest, while the males hunt.
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    Bird - ICANHAS CHEEZ BURGER A snowy owl's powerful wingspan is 4-5 feet on average.
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    Snowy owl - ICANHAS CHEEZ BURGER Male snowy owls are almost completely white, while females are white with dark spots all over.
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    Bird - ICANHAS CHEEZ BURGER The Arctic summer forces snowy owls to hunt by daylight. Unlike most owls that are nocturnal, snowy owls are diurnal.
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    Bird - Snowy owls can live up to 10 years in the wild. ICANHAS CHEEZ BURGER
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    Sky - CHEEZ BURGER The snowy owl is also known as the snow owl, arctic owl, great white owl, ghost owl, ermine owl, tundra ghost, white terror of the north, and Scandinavian nightbird.
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    Bird - Depictions of snowy owls have been found in cave paintings in Europe dating back 30,000 ICANHAS CHEEZ BURGER years.
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