Owulis usually thrive within deep forest areas. They usually eat small creatures, fruits, and the scraps leftover from picnics. You can find them near rural areas as well, mostly going through the garbage or eating small pets left out unwatched. When threatened, it’ll stretch out its neck to twice its size. Its eyes will also widen to three times their original size and use their patterns on their feathers and eyes to intimidate. It’ll also do so to get out of reach meals that are higher up or lower down. These creatures are extremely skilled hunters, able to hang upside down and fly silently through the night. So in most households, they have considered a very dangerous pest. In reality, they can be scared off with a bright light or a loud enough noise.