Western Siberian Eagle-Owl
A large nocturnal owl with striking orange eyes and powerful talons, often found in woodlands and taiga across parts of Eurasia.
Western Siberian Eagle-Owl Quick Facts
-
Eagle-owls are among the largest owls in the world and can take prey the size of small mammals and other birds.
-
Lifespan
20-30 years
-
Habitat
Woodlands, taiga, rocky areas
-
Diet
Small mammals, birds, reptiles
-
Region
Western Siberia, Eurasia
Other animals
-
Squirrel Monkey
Small, agile primates from Central and South America, known for their social behavior and vocalizations.
-
Yellow-billed Stork
A long-legged stork with a distinctive yellow bill, commonly found in African wetlands.
-
Harris Hawk
A social raptor known for cooperative hunting and adaptability.
-
Common Kingfisher
Brightly colored birds known for their rapid flight and expert fishing skills, found near rivers and lakes.