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The barn owl can be found across

the entire globe. Its bright white

feathers make it easy to

distinguish from other owl

species. It spends the day in old barns, hollow

trees, or empty caves. At night, it goes hunting

for mice and other small mammals. Owls can

fly almost completely silently due to the

design of their feathers. Their feathers have a

very soft surface with delicate segmentations

at the ends. This helps the air flow noiselessly

across them.

Moths belong to the butterfly family. In total,

there are over 2,000 moth species around the

world. In contrast to brightly colored

butterflies, most moths looks fairly

inconspicuous. Although humans often view

them as pests, moths are an extremely

significant part of the food chain. Birds, smaller

mammals, and especially bats rely on them as

an important protein-rich food source.

The dormouse is a

nocturnal rodent most

common in Europe. It inhabits many man-made

living spaces. You can sometimes hear one

scratching away at night in old attics, barns,

and garden sheds. Its name, which means

“sleeping mouse,” is highly fitting. Its eight-

month hibernation period is longer by far than

that of any other mammal.

Searching the Globe: Night

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