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Which bird can rotate its head 270 degrees?
Owls can.
Which bird can rotate its head to 270 degrees?
an owl
Which bird can rotate its head upto 270 degree?
its owl
Which bird can fully rotate its head allowing a 360 degree view?
A owl!
With equal points how group winner is decided?
They either go by goal difference, or on who had the better head to head record.
Which bird can rotate its head 270 degrees?
Owls can.
Which bird can rotate its head to 270 degrees?
an owl
Can pigeon rotate its head?
No a pigeon can not rotate its head 360 Degrees
Which bird can rotate its head upto 270 degree?
its owl
What bird can turn its whole head around?
Not any bird can rotate their head to 180 degrees but one animal can and it is called a owl. The owl can rotate it's head all the way around it is said to look for their prey or watch out for any predators.
What bird hunts in the night and can rotate their head in any direction?
it is an owl
What does a owl has that the bird doesn't has?
Well, Owls are a type of Bird. So im guessing your asking what do owls have that other birds don't. Well it depends. Owls can rotate their head 135 degrees in either direction thus they can look behind themsleves. Also, it is the only Bird that can see the colour Blue. They are silent when they fly. And are nocturnal unlike other birds.
Which bird can fully rotate its head allowing a 360 degree view?
A owl!
What bird can see its back without turning its head?
The owl is known for being able to rotate its head up to 270 degrees, allowing it to see its back without turning its body.
What type of bird can rotate its head the whole way round and goes hunting at night?
An Owl
How far can eagle head turn?
An eagle can rotate its head approximately 180 degrees in each direction.
Can an owl turn its head 720 degrees?
No, owls cannot turn their heads 720 degrees. While owls have a wide range of motion in their necks due to extra vertebrae and specialized arteries that allow blood flow without cutting off circulation, they can typically rotate their heads up to 270 degrees in either direction.
