Can Owls Spin Their Heads 360 Degrees? | The Critter Commute

The spinning heads of owls are a curious sight amongst the trees, but can owls truly spin their heads a full 360 degrees? Find out here at The Critter Commute on Flyday!
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[@Biggest_Luisa_Fan]

Still pretty impressive how far they are able to turn their necks!
I also hear that the motions of owls’ wings are almost completely silent as they fly, to help them capture prey animals undetected. Owls 🦉 are truly fascinating creatures.

[@catholiccontriversy]

I knew the answer because of an animal man that came to my school. The owl he brought was very stimulated and was looking around 270 degrees, and that's when he told us about how they look 3/4 of the way around.