Habitat
Habitat
HABITAT hab·i·tat habə·tat/ noun The natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism.
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hat makes Barn Owls unique and why are they a valuable species from which to learn? In this section, we’ll discuss some of the physical characteristics and behaviors that make Barn Owls such interesting members of the bird world, and we’ll explore owls’ important roles in pest management and science education.
Where Do Barn Owls Live? The Barn Owl is found nearly world-wide in countries with moderate climates — conditions where harsh temperatures and conditions do not present a threat to their reproduction process. Overall, Barn Owls are plentiful in number, useful in rodent population control, and a vital member of many different ecosystems. Studies involving Barn Owls reveal vital information to scientists, biologists, and students studying food webs, habitat, and other ecological topics.
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