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| − | The National Animal of [[Cookborough | + | The National Animal of [[Cookborough]] |
The national Animal of Cookborough is the Blue Owl which is named not for it plumage coloring, but its eye color. They are a protected Species that live on all Five islands of Cookborough and their currently flourishing. | The national Animal of Cookborough is the Blue Owl which is named not for it plumage coloring, but its eye color. They are a protected Species that live on all Five islands of Cookborough and their currently flourishing. | ||
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It is legal to keep them as pets since they are very easy to tame and friendly, however the proper licensing is required. Another interesting fact is that they often gifts given by Cookboroughers to diplomats from around the world. | It is legal to keep them as pets since they are very easy to tame and friendly, however the proper licensing is required. Another interesting fact is that they often gifts given by Cookboroughers to diplomats from around the world. | ||
| − | The major part of the diet of the Blue Owls is fish, and they very rarely eat anything else. During the breeding Season they lay only one egg per couple which are monogameous.The Scientific name of the Blue Owl is ''Bubo Caeli'' | + | The major part of the diet of the Blue Owls is fish, and they very rarely eat anything else. During the breeding Season they lay only one egg per couple which are monogameous. The Scientific name of the Blue Owl is ''Bubo Caeli'' |
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Revision as of 09:58, 6 May 2007
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| Scientific classification | ||||
| Kingdom | Animalia | |||
| Phylum | Chordata | |||
| Class | Aves | |||
| Order | Strigiformes | |||
| Family | Strigidae | |||
| Genus | Bubo | |||
| Species | Bubo Caeli | |||
| Conservation status | ||||
| Rare | ||||
The National Animal of Cookborough
The national Animal of Cookborough is the Blue Owl which is named not for it plumage coloring, but its eye color. They are a protected Species that live on all Five islands of Cookborough and their currently flourishing.
It is legal to keep them as pets since they are very easy to tame and friendly, however the proper licensing is required. Another interesting fact is that they often gifts given by Cookboroughers to diplomats from around the world.
The major part of the diet of the Blue Owls is fish, and they very rarely eat anything else. During the breeding Season they lay only one egg per couple which are monogameous. The Scientific name of the Blue Owl is Bubo Caeli
