How the Owl Tracks Its Prey
Abstract
The structure of owls' ears enable them to rapidly spatially locate the origin of sounds that are literally as quiet as a mouse. null Author Masakazu Konishi describes clever and elegant experimentation to discover owls' binaural hearing, while including beautiful infrared photography of owl flight. This Classic article was first published in the July–August 1973 issue, and is reprinted as part of American Scientist’s centennial year...
Paper Details
Title
How the Owl Tracks Its Prey
Published Date
Jan 1, 2012
Journal
Volume
100
Issue
6
Pages
494 - 494
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