Dissecting owl pellets: a window into nocturnal hunters' feeding patterns
I'm fascinated by owl pellets, which contain various parts of an owl's prey that they cannot digest, including fur, feathers, teeth, bones, and more. Since owls don't have teeth and can't chew their food, they swallow their prey whole. And unlike other raptors that have an organ called a "crop," which is a kind of holding …
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