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Owls, like most birds, cannot chew their food and usually eat their prey whole. Most of the time, they do not separate edible parts of the prey from the inedible ones. However, when they have caught something that is too big to swallow whole, they will pick the animal apart before consuming it. Use the bone charts below to help identify what the owl has consumed.

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The dissection of owl pellets can provide a valuable learning...
Read MoreLearn how to categorize and identify the bones found in the pellet. Use a sorting chart to identify each bone, and if possible, identify the animal from which it came.
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