They are fully protected from hunting, and at present their habitat is secure.
Not true that they are "fully protected." In Alaska they can be hunted for food
or clothing. They have limited protection.
Snowy owls are protected species, as are all Birds of Prey. However, the snowy owl is not an endangered species.
Snowy owls are being hunted for their spotted fur.
The snowy owl is protected by its white color. It lives in the polar regions and thus it blends in with the snow.
As with most owls, the mother stays and keeps the young warm, whilst keeping predators at bay. The father owl hunts continuously to keep his family fed, often lining the nest edge with prey that is at that time surplus to requirements. Once the young snowy owls are too demanding for the male snowy owl, and large enough to leave, the female snowy owl joins in the hunt and supply of fresh prey. Eventually, the young snowy owls are encouraged to chase their own prey, initially caught but not killed by the parent snowy owls.
The snowy owls enimes are a *itch
Snowy owls are carnivores.
Snowy owls are birds and birds are vertebrates.
wolves do eat snowy owls
The snowy owls enemies are arctic foxes and wolves but their biggest threat is man.
Snow owls are a breed of owl, while snowy owls have snow on them.
Snowy owls are protected, under the CITES act between 172 countries, however, Alaska residents are allowed to shoot unlimited numbers of owls only for food or clothing, no part of the owl, nor complete owl may be sold.
snowy owls natural enemy is humans