What if we described an animal like we describe a football team competing in the big game? A cool video attempts to do just that as part of a larger biology playlist. It discusses an owl with superb adaptations and anatomy to survive in...

They didn't just WING this video; it's a real HOOT! An intriguing video in the Brain Scoop Fossils & Geology series explains what owl pellets are and why scientists study them. Then, it covers the extension of how scientists use them...

Known as excellent hunters, owls don't fly with the fast speeds of other birds of prey. The video focuses on the feathers and nocturnal habit of owls. With quiet, almost silent flight, owls sneak up on their prey.

Molly and her friend Tooey hear a strange sound and discover that a small owl is hiding in the bunkhouse in this 11-minute animated story, "Bird in Hand," from the PBS Kids series Molly of Denali. In order to find out more about the...

Scientists describe what they have learned about owls, and how they manage to turn their heads almost completely full circle without harming their blood vessels. Aired Feb. 1, 2013. [3:48]

Watch a video of a Ferruginous Pygmy-Owl. [0:28]

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Academy biologist Eric provides a behind the scenes look at training the Academy's Barn Owl (Tyto alba). [1:24]

Owls are able to turn their heads almost full circle, but how are they able to do this safely? Scientists have studied their anatomy and skeletal structure to find out how. Aired Feb. 1, 2013 [5:08 min]