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|introduction='''Forest Owlet''' is a friend who first appeared in [[Kemono Friends (2015 Mobile Game)]]. | |introduction='''Forest Owlet''' is a friend who first appeared in [[Kemono Friends (2015 Mobile Game)]]. | ||
|appearance=The Friend has brown hair with light brown and dark brown accents, with a tan mark in front. She has yellow eyes. Her jacket has white fluff, a light brown front that fades to brown, white cuffs, and brown buttons. She holds a wooden staff with a green ribbon. Her tail shares the brown colors of her hair. She has white leggings and tan shoes with brown tips. | |appearance=The Friend has brown hair with light brown and dark brown accents, with a tan mark in front. She has yellow eyes. Her jacket has white fluff, a light brown front that fades to brown, white cuffs, and brown buttons. She holds a wooden staff with a green ribbon. Her tail shares the brown colors of her hair. She has white leggings and tan shoes with brown tips. | ||
|reallife=The forest owlet is a rare species of owl that had been considered extinct for over a century, having been erroneously given the distinction in the late 1800s and not modified until its rediscovery in 1997. Forest owlets inhabit a limited and fragmented range in the deciduous forests of central India and, despite not being extinct, are nevertheless in a precarious and threatened position as a species. | |||
Smaller and stockier than most other owls, the forest owlet is nevertheless a predatory bird that makes its nests in tree cavities and preys upon rodents, lizards, insects, and other avians. Unlike most other owls, it is a diurnal bird that prefers to actively hunt during the daytime. It is even known to sunbathe in the proper weather. | |||
Forest owlets are thought to communicate with one another by way of head bobbing and tail flicks, but the species's rarity makes research difficult. Females typically produce two eggs between October and March. | |||
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Revision as of 15:57, 25 January 2019
Forest Owlet
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| モリコキンメフクロウ | |||
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| Romaji | Morikokinmefukurou
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| Debut | Kemono Friends (2015 Game) | ||
| Animal Data | |||
| Scientific Name | Athene blewitti
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| Distribution | ?
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| Diet | Carnivore
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| Avg. Lifespan | ?
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| Read More | Forest owlet
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| Forest Owlet | Manga | Nexon Game |
Forest Owlet is a friend who first appeared in Kemono Friends (2015 Mobile Game).
Appearance
The Friend has brown hair with light brown and dark brown accents, with a tan mark in front. She has yellow eyes. Her jacket has white fluff, a light brown front that fades to brown, white cuffs, and brown buttons. She holds a wooden staff with a green ribbon. Her tail shares the brown colors of her hair. She has white leggings and tan shoes with brown tips.
Series Appearances
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In Real Life
The forest owlet is a rare species of owl that had been considered extinct for over a century, having been erroneously given the distinction in the late 1800s and not modified until its rediscovery in 1997. Forest owlets inhabit a limited and fragmented range in the deciduous forests of central India and, despite not being extinct, are nevertheless in a precarious and threatened position as a species.
Smaller and stockier than most other owls, the forest owlet is nevertheless a predatory bird that makes its nests in tree cavities and preys upon rodents, lizards, insects, and other avians. Unlike most other owls, it is a diurnal bird that prefers to actively hunt during the daytime. It is even known to sunbathe in the proper weather.
Forest owlets are thought to communicate with one another by way of head bobbing and tail flicks, but the species's rarity makes research difficult. Females typically produce two eggs between October and March.