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Brief Of The Animal  

 

 

The North West Fanged Owl is Hunted from before its hatched till after it becomes one hundred years old, (The North West Fanged Owl can live for up to two hundred years, due two its sleeping pattens! The predators give up hunting because the ) It is hunted by relentless Chubracabras, Ball Pythons and Aligators.

After giving birth to a youngling they hunt and give it all to their young so they can live a healthy life, though it can lead to starving themselves killing their young over eating.

 

The North West Fanged Owl is an endangered breed because men love to use the fangs for knives. It is a new fashion statment for them to use their feathers of a North West Fanged Owl. Some of the predators are Aligators and Ball Python. It eats small creatures like fish and birds. There is also a disease called Syncon Raptibias which means infection to the Heart, Lungs and intestins and it is a no cure deadly disease. Help by donating to the cause. Dasnious Snock attacks the fangs an can result in losing their fangs. They can't live without their fangs. Another danger is when they eat Mammals the hair can kill their lungs. 

It's a Hard Life

Features 

 This is Vamp, one of our rescures pets.

Dangers To The Animal

1. Poachers hunt for the feathers, food and fangs

2. Chubracabras eat them for food

3. Aligators eat them for food

4. Andacondas eat them for food

The North West Fanged Owl is Black during the Winter, Yellow during the Spring, Green during the Summer and Red during the Fall. The feathers change colors even without  being on the actual owl, the DNA changes the color as long as the feather is surrounded by Oxogen. The males tail feather is longer than normal female and regular Owls so they can atract a mate. The Heaviest they can be is 48oz and the lightest they can be is 25oz. They are usually 5 inches wide and 8 inches tall. They have slightly poisonous fangs that can kill small animals but to bigger animals the poison can increase fear and false feeling of pain. 

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