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1 Great horned owl By: Julia Sagen
1) Type the name of your animal 2) type your name 3) include a picture of your animal 4) change fonts and colors to personalize. By: Julia Sagen

2 A pic showing your animal.
Animal Facts Description The great horned owl is white,brown,and black.The great horned owl can go from 6-24 inches and centimeters.The great horned owl weighs 2-25 pounds. Diet The great horned owl is a carnivore,it eats:bunnys,mice, fogs,and scorpions! Movement The great horned owl flys.It is not very heavy so it can fly easily.When it catches it’s food mostly at night.It has to do it quietly,then it swoops down fore the attack! 1) Type a description of your animal 2) Type whether your animal is an herbivore, omnivore, or carnivore and what does it eat? 3) text telling how your animal moves 4) pic showing your animal 5)change fonts and colors to personalize. A pic showing your animal.

3 Habitat Map showing where your animal lives Picture showing your animal in its habitat. The great horned owls are adaptable birds and live from the artic to south America,plus woods and farmlands it is cold, warm, dry,and a little wet 1) Map showing where your animal lives 2) pic of your animal in its habitat. 3) text telling where your animal lives, description of habitat, and any adaptations animal has to live in habitat 4) change fonts and colors to personalize.

4 Life Cycle Great horned owls have babies from eggs.Thair are 1-12 eggs. It can take up to 5-6 weeks for them to hatch.The mom usually takes care of the babies for 2-3 mounths.Babies are called owlets! A picture of the animal as a baby or young. Adults only mate when having babies.When they mate they go and come back to each other. The men go and women stay with the eggs.The babies do NOT look like the parents.They live for years. A picture of the animal as a grown/ mature animal.

5 Animal Interactions The great horned owl protects itself by with the trees and it also hides inside of the trees.It can communicate with other owls by hooting to each other.Its predators are humans themselves!!! Pic of animal adaptation that allows it to protect itself You can barely see the great horned owl in the tree!!! This is an example of a great horned owls biggest predator. (Human) There are more predators for the great horned owl but the great horned owl does defend itself pretty good.Its camouflage does protect itself very very well. The other predators they have are tigers,lions,and bears. 1) Info about animal adaptation that protects your animal 2) pic and caption of an adaptation 3) text telling about another animal interaction (enemy, predator, prey, etc) 4) pic and caption of enemy, predator, prey, etc. 5) change fonts and colors to personalize. Pic of enemy, predator, prey, etc.

6 Interesting Facts Day and night The bigger one
Great horned owls sleep during the night and hunt during the day because they have great eye sight in the night and not during the day. The bigger one Did you know the female great horned owl is bigger than the male great horned owl.Know one knows why! A pic to accompany fact #2 swallowing The great horned owl can swallow the food they eat whole but they need to take three bites. The biggest food they can swallow whole is a adult bunny! 1) Fact #1 and picture 2) fact #2 and picture 3) fact #3 and picture 4) change fonts and colors to personalize. A pic to accompany fact #1 A pic to accompany fact #3


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