They eat and digest what they can from their prey and then regurgitate pellets that look a bit like the lint from a clothes dryer. These owl pellets usually contain bones, beaks, and other ...

starting with the barn owl. Barn owls eat small rodents like mice, but since they don’t have teeth to chew with, they usually just swallow them whole. The only problem is digestive juices in ...

Staff at the centre say it soon perked up after eating, where it became clear they were dealing with "what can only be described as a very feisty barn owl". The rescue centre has urged the public ...

The American Barn Owl was born at the Scottish Owl Centre ... "Like all baby animals, they spend a lot of time eating, a lot of time sleeping, and a lot of time pooping," said Trystan.