Are owls agressive towards people?
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Some owls, like the eagle owl, will attack if you go near their nests with young. As they have heavy talons and a sharp beak they can be pretty dangerous.
669299
Depends on the other species. They're waring/fighting cousins, with the whale, so they never get along with whales. they don't mind helpiing people, unless people have dolphin or tuna on their breath.  I advise you to research dolphins at the public libary.
866754
We sleep, troubled by a MULTIPLICITY of dreams.\nThe distant wooded hills to the north and the INTERVENING meadows are bathed in the autumn moonlight.   Owls are typically OMNIVOROUS scavengers.  Today the women are much more VOCAL.  The quarrel seemed to EVOKE the bitterest passions.  His wife is an easy, LOQUACIOUS person.
835324
Well being a medium-sized raptor it does have a few natural enemies.   And they are pretty aggressive when it becomes to protecting their nests from predators.   Still since they nest on the ground, the young and eggs can be  vulnerable to mammalian predators, such as racoons and skunks, when the parents are not around, but as adults, marsh hawks are sometimes preyed upon by stronger and larger raptors, such as great horned owl, red-tailed hawks, goshawks, and golden eagles.
1008063
Their head looks someone took a crap and molded it into the shape of a potato, and drew eyes on it. Their suction cups are lined with little teeth for gripping stuff, and they have a beak at the bottom of their head where they clamp down on their prey. Not the cutest animal ever.
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To gore things that are trying to attack them.
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It is safer.\nWhen attacked they scatter and this confuses the predator.\nIt is the same principle for most prey - sparrows, antelope, rabbits, starlings, etc.\nI have watched a hawk trying to take a pigeon from a group - it does not often succeed.
1077650
Nope. Most strident "hawks" are those who'll never be in harm's way. Things look different to the guys on the ground who're in the line of fire. "Gung-ho" tends to go out the window the second it becomes a do-or-die situation. \n  Call it an inverse proportion. The more vocally hawkish a person is, the more likely it is, he'll never hear a shot fired in anger.
56782
did you get attacked by a bird when you were little??? lol
1053085
Are other people mean to your dog? Maybe it has its reasons.
999418
Some animals have only one partner their whole life (humans are more promiscuous than say penguins).\nSome animals live in society (some even are more organized than humans and do what they have to do).\nSome animals kill to eat (that includes humans).\n\nEvery animal behave according to their specie, so, it's a mistake to think a fish has to act like an ant, or that a human has to act like a lion. We are not vegetables, nor minerals, we are animals and animals do not behave like other animals of another specie.\n\nFear and anger are instincts. Try hitting someone and see if they'll be stoic waiting for your first and not even blink.\n\nWheter you believe in evolution or not, you can't deny instincts. I'm sure instincts can be accepted without evolution.
216384
Yes. They are only 4 feet tall and have 3 eyes. They have red skin and are hostile. They will kill you if you invade their terriorty.
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They tend to be an agressive snake.  They do not make good pets (Yes, there are some that remain small enough to be pets).\n\nOther than that, don't know what you're looking for...
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probably chimpanzees... they just seem to have that mentality to me... not sure why. :)
1056079
According to folk lore and old wives' tales (at least here in the South), cardinals crossing our path is good luck but when a cardinal keeps staying at your window, "attacking" himself (because he thinks it's another male threatening his territory) it means there will be a death in the household within a year.  I had one at my window for 3 months and it nearly drove us crazy.  I don't understand how he didn't batter his brains out.  Anyway, two years have passed, but no household members have passed, thank goodness.  So much for tales!
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OK, Blackie, I'm guessing you mean 'hypnotized' not hippatized,  as I have no idea what hippatized means.   No, I can't be and neither can you.  Most owls stare.  That's just because they don't blink as often as we do and really are watching for their prey.
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I afraid that it would take an act of God.  Animals fight, Insects fight, birds fight, and even the fish fight so I guess we are doom to fight.  It's sad but true.  Maybe the next world.  Hope to see you there!