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abhor means hate mealtime means when you eat

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the snowy owl 🦉

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Physical Characteristics of A Hedgehog_Beining

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Amirah's description of a hedgehog

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Snowy Owls are white birds with varying amounts of black or brown markings on their body and wings. On females this can be quite dense, giving the bird salt-and-pepper look. Males tend to be paler and become whiter as they age.

A Snowy owl is 4 feet,7 inches in wingspan. They are large, white round-headed with yellow eyes and a black, strong, short and sharpbill.

Their feets and claws are thickly covered with feathers. Mostly white with narrow brown spots. Females and their young are more greatly marked than males. Most adult males are close to pure white. They can have up to 3 tail bands!

Adult female owls have four to six tail bands. The younger owls are heavily marked with dark spotting. Young owls especially males, get whiter as they grow older. Snowy owls are usually whiter in summer, but in winter they change to brown with some dark stripping. Females are darker than males, and they never become completely white. Some snowy owls come to the arctic in the summer to live and breed, but only some remain there all year round.

writing by: Advait

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The hedgehog eat insects followed by small Mice snails lizards frogs eggs and even snakes the insects they enjoy as a meal worms beetles slugs caterpillar ear wings and millipedes hedgehogs also catch their prey by snuffling through the undergrowth using their keen sense of smell and hearing to catch any prey while invertebrates are top of the monu hedgehogs are opportunities cater carrion fallen fruit and the eggs of ground nesting birds may all be taken should a hog came across them

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-Microsoft Presentation slides
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