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    OWL OWL is a nocturnal bird. There are 200 species that spread across the world except Antarctica, and large parts of Greenland. They have a big eyes and face forward. Owls have hooked and sharp beak. Their wings are large and wide. Their neck are flexible so they can rotate backward their head until 180 degrees.

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    OWL OWL is a nocturnal bird. There are 200 species that spread across the world except Antarctica, and large parts of Greenland. They have a big eyes and face forward. Owls have hooked and sharp beak. Their wings are large and wide. Their neck are flexible so they can rotate backward their head until 180 degrees.

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    Owl

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    Hutami Fidyastuti
    OWL OWL is a nocturnal bird. There are 200 species that spread across the world except Antarctica, and large parts of Greenland. They have a big eyes and face forward. Owls have hooked and sharp beak. Their wings are large and wide. Their neck are flexible so they can rotate backward their head until 180 degrees.

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    OWL

    Owl is a nocturnal bird. Owl belongs to wild bird. In the world, there are 200 species that spread across the world except Antarctica, and large parts of Greenland. They have a big eyes and face forward. Owls have hooked and sharp beak. Its wings are large and wide. Their neck are flexible so they can rotate backward their head until 180 degrees. Owls eat insect, frog, mouse, etc. They hunt at night. They can fly without making any noisy. Owls can measure the exact distance. They make their nest in tree holes.

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    Class: XI Social 1

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