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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
The family tytonidae is a family of [[strigiformes]] that consists of two genera, each containing fairly similar owls. These owls are commonly represented by the [[common barn owl]] but this family consists of eighteen separate species. All tytonids have relatively similar physical appearances, and feeding habits. | The family tytonidae is a family of [[strigiformes]] that consists of two genera, each containing fairly similar owls. These owls are commonly represented by the [[common barn owl]] but this family consists of eighteen separate species. All tytonids have relatively similar physical appearances, and feeding habits. The members of tytonidae are easily recognized by their heart-shaped facial disks and sleek looking bodies. The barn owls are the most widely spread variety of birds in the world. | ||
== Body Design == | == Body Design == | ||
