From ancient Babylon and the Greek goddess Athena to Edward Lear\'s The Owl and the Pussycat ; from Harry Potter\'s Hedwig and the grandiloquent, absent-minded Wol from Winnie the Pooh to David Lynch\'s Twin Peaks , owls are woven into the fabric of human culture.
For people, owls are contradictory beasts, at times depicted as dignified, w.
Beautiful, silent, pitiless predators of the night, these enigmatic beings dwell throughout the world yet barely make their presence known.
From ancient Babylon and the Greek goddess Athena to Edward Lear\'s The Owl and the Pussycat ; from Harry Potter\'s Hedwig and the grandiloquent, absent-minded Wol from Winnie the Pooh to David Lynch\'s Twin Peaks , owls are woven into the fabric of human culture
