Do owls live in the Sahara Desert?

Yes, there are owls that live in the Sahara Desert. Some species of owls adapted to the desert environment include:

- Pharaoh Eagle-Owl (Bubo ascalaphus): This large owl inhabits rocky areas and cliffs in the Sahara and other desert regions.

- Desert Owl (Strix hadorami): Mainly found in the eastern Sahara, known for its ability to survive in extremely arid environments.

- Spotted Eagle-Owl (Bubo bubo ascalaphus): A subspecies of the Eagle-Owl found in North Africa and the Sahara, including Morocco, Algeria, and Libya.

- Northern White-Faced Owl (Ptilopsis leucotis): Inhabits rocky deserts and dry savannas in parts of North Africa, including the Sahara.

- Scops Owl (Otus scops): Small owl species that can be found in various habitats, including deserts, in North Africa.

These owls have adaptations such as efficient water conservation, nocturnal hunting to avoid daytime heat, and the ability to find prey in sparse desert environments.