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Where is Hume's Owl found?
Hume's Owl, also called the Omani Owl, is native to rocky desert regions of the Middle East and Arabian Peninsula. Its scientific name is Strix butleri.
Why is Hume's Owl also called the Omani Owl?
The name reflects its association with Oman and the wider Arabian Peninsula. It is a medium-sized, earless owl adapted to rocky desert habitats.
What does Hume's Owl look like?
Hume's Owl is a medium-sized owl without visible ear tufts. It belongs to the genus Strix, which includes several large, round-headed owl species.
Where was Hume's Owl discovered?
The species became known through observations in the rocky deserts of the Arabian Peninsula. It is associated with the Middle East rather than forest habitats typical of many other Strix owls.
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