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Owl, also called owl, is a national second-class protected animal.

Provisions on second-class animals: "It is forbidden to sell or buy wild animals under special state protection or their products. Due to special circumstances such as scientific research, domestication and breeding, exhibition, etc. , need to sell, purchase and use the national first-class protected wild animals or their products, must be approved by the the State Council wildlife administrative department or its authorized units;

Where it is necessary to sell, purchase or utilize wildlife under second-class state protection or its products, it must be approved by the wildlife administrative department of the government of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government or its authorized unit. "

Extended data:

There are thirteen species of owls on the European continent, but most of them still live in Asia and North America. So they have different activity spaces to adapt to their habitats.

Snow owls live in northern Europe. Compared with other owl species, such as fierce owl, ghost owl and black owl, snow owl is an owl species forced to migrate to the northernmost part. Carved owl is the largest owl species in Europe. After hundreds of years of human hunting, its number has gradually picked up. Common owls, such as long-eared owls, short-eared owls and grey forest owls, all belong to its prey.

Perhaps the barn owl is the most well-known one, because it likes to live where humans farm (or live). The smallest owl in Europe is the flower-headed snipe. The bigger ones are the red-horned owl and the striped owl.

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