OWLS
Owls can turn their heads almost all the way around (270 degrees). The reason they do this is because their eyes, unlike the eyes of humans, are locked in their sockets and are pointed straight ahead. They are capable of turning their heads so far because they have 14 vertebrae in their neck, double the amount that humans have.
Gimli
– Species: Otus asio, Eastern Screech Owl
– Hatch Year: Unknown
– Gender: Male
– Disability: Beak Injury
Owltilla
– Species: Bubo virginianus,
Great Horned Owl
– Hatch Year Unknown
– Gender: Female
– Disability: Human Imprint
Forrest
– Species: Strix varia, Barred Owl
– Hatch Year: Unknown
– Gender: Male
– Disability: West Nile Virus
Buster
– Species: Otus asio, Eastern Screech Owl
– Hatch Year: Unknown
– Gender: Male
– Disability: Detatch Retina
Desi
– Species: Bubo bubo ascalaphus,
Desert Eagle Owl
– Hatch Year: 2013
– Gender: Male
– Disability: Human Imprint
Owlice
– Species: Bubo virgianus,
Great Horned Owl
– Hatch Year: Unknown
– Gender: Female
– Disability: Cataracts and Human Imprint
Belle
– Species: Otus asio,
Eastern Screech Owl
– Hatch Year: Unknown
– Gender: Female
– Disability: Detatched Retina
