The Superb Owl

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The USA's most popular sporting event is the Superbowl which is important to many Americans and a perhaps a few superb owls.

It is a national party that we're going to be celebrating to ultimately learn WHO, or better yet Hoo is going to be the greatest quarterback leading the best team this season.

Just in case you were watching the game and s[dotted an owl, all you have to do is tell us the time you saw it and we will send you a special gift. admin@cimages.me

Owls are birds from the order Strigiformes, which includes over 200 species of mostly solitary and nocturnal birds of prey typified by an upright stance, a large, broad head, binocular vision, binaural hearing, sharp talons, and feathers adapted for silent flight.

Owls are the symbols and mascot for journalism The owl was thought to represent the wisdom and foresight of Athena, the virgin goddess in the Greek Pantheon. The owl became associated with Athens and later with the Roman goddess Minerva. The Owl of Athena resulted in, the bird becoming a symbol of wisdom.

Today being as 'wise as an owl' is a popular expression. Owls are highly territorial and often live in the same area for many years. They are usually solitary creatures, however, some of them roost in pairs, share the rent, and will occasionally accept an invite to a neighbor’s party. If inviting owls to celebrate the arrival of the “Superb Owl," be a good host. Don’t worry if your TV isn’t huge. Owls have large, fixed eyes at the front of their head. They have binocular vision and can focus both eyes at once on an object for accurate depth perception. Be careful though, although their eyes may hypnotize you with their size and color, stay alert and avoid any “brain scrambles.

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