Negro and his team’s latest research suggests instead that the barn owl’s brilliant white plumage is in fact a form of nocturnal camouflage or counter-illumination that gives the hunter an ...

Well, if your answer is the second response then you have something in common with the prey of the white barn owl. The white barn owl (Tyto alba) is a winged phantom. It is known for its distinct ...

Well, this ghost scenario might mirror a prey’s experience when encountering a white barn owl (Tyto alba) flying above its head searching for food. At night, the barn owl father hunts for food ...

Owls don't have eyeballs—they're more like eye tubes. They're elongated ... hoot belongs to the great horned owl, but there's more to hear. The barn owl, for instance, emits a harsh screeching ...