Owl
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A broad-faced, nocturnal bird known to hunt rodents and reptiles. Owls look different from most birds in that they have wide faces, short curved beaks and large, front-facing eyes.
Owls are found throughout Teldrassil, Felwood, and Winterspring. In Alterac Valley, the Alliance has befriended the owls. Owls have also been found in Outland, though under different names: The brown and black Kaliri in Hellfire Peninsula and the Sethekk Halls (a species of bird raised by the Arakkoa), and the brown Windrocs in Nagrand.
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Species
- Common Ool
- Common owls are nocturnal birds of prey from 1 to 2 feet long, with wingspans up to 6 feet. They combine both talons into a single attack. Owls swoop quietly down onto prey, attacking with their powerful talons. They have good hearing, can move silently, and can see well in areas of shadowy illumination.MGWS 15
- Giant owl
- Snowy owlLoM 102
- These large owls are from 4–5 feet long with wingspans up to 12 feet. They are common in Northern Kalimdor. They are aggressive only if disturbed.MGWS 15
- Great Horned Owl
- Hawk Owl
- Windroc
Notable owls
Vanity Pets
An Alliance player can purchase two types of owls as "vanity pets" from a vendor before the gates to Darnassus:
| Damage | Armor | Health |
|---|---|---|
| +5% | +5% | +5% |
| The Owl eats | ||
| The Owl comes with | ||
| The Owl can learn | ||
As A Hunter Pet
- Main article: Birds of prey
- Only found in Teldrassil until level 48. Some lower-level Horde hunters sneak into Teldrassil to tame an owl earlier. Some players avoid them because their large wings can interfere with targeting.
Patch changes
Patch 3.0.2 (10/14/08): Major changes.
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