Question

What tells us that the owl is quite harmless

Answer 1

It is Silent harmless nird

Answer 2

Explanation:

With autumn upon us, you might have noticed a familiar sound in the night. It’s mating season for owls in Northern California and the sound of their hooting fills the darkness.

“Owls try to breed really early,” said Chris Clark, an assistant professor of biology at UC Riverside, “because they want their babies to be leaving the nest and practicing hunting right when there are lots of baby animals around like baby rabbits that are easy prey.”

But while you might hear owl mating calls, what you won’t hear is the sound of them flying.

For owls, life and death relies on the ability to control noise. Owl wings and feathers have special adaptations to muffle their sound. It’s stealth, not speed that makes them deadly.