The owl is the general name was given to the species in the birds of prey (Strigiformes) suborder of the birds (Aves) class, carinae (Carinatae), and nocturnal rainbow waters (Coraciiformes).

Owls' heads are oversized and feathered. Although their tails are short, their wings are broad and long. The wingspan of some reaches the size of a man. There are some as small as sparrows. Their beaks are curved, and their claws are sharp. They have hook claws and rotating fingers. Its strong claws clamp down on its prey.