How to Speak Owl! 🦉The great horned owl’s deep hoots and striking ear tufts make it one of the most iconic birds of the night. But what’s it saying? 👂When you hear those classic, low hoots—“Who’s awake? Me too!”—the owl is likely staking out its territory, letting other owls know its presence.In more tender moments, like bonding with a mate or its young, the great horned owl’s calls turn soft, with gentle hoots, coos, and even whines. 💞But if they feel threatened, they sound the alarm. Beak s

261K views · 9.1K reactions | Narwhal, a Great Horned Owl and Raptor-in-Residence here at the Alaska Raptor Center, enjoying a light snack! Great Horned Owls are fierce predators that can take large prey, including raptors such as Ospreys, Peregrine Falcons, Prairie Falcons, and other owls. They also eat much smaller items such as rodents, frogs, and scorpions. | Alaska Raptor Center | Facebook