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Snowy owl leg bones, femur, knee joint, tibiotarsus, trsometatarsus, toes and sharp talons, side view

Snowy owl leg bones, femur, knee joint, tibiotarsus, trsometatarsus, toes and sharp talons, side view


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Filename: 955_08_35015260.jpg

Size: 1588 x 3792 (2.4MB)

Date: 18th March 2014

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

Author: Philip Dowell

Source: Universal Images Group

© Dorling Kindersley/UIG

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Snowy owl leg bones, femur, knee joint, tibiotarsus, trsometatarsus, toes and sharp talons, side view

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© Dorling Kindersley/UIG

Anatomy Birds Claw Feet Ornithology Owls Predator Sharp Skeleton Strigidae Strigiformes Talons Toes Femur Knee Joint Limb Nyctea Scandiaca Skeletal Structure Snowy Owl


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This print by Philip Dowell from Universal Images Group (UIG) showcases the intricate skeletal structure of a Snowy owl's leg. The image offers a side view of the leg bones, including the femur, knee joint, tibiotarsus, trsometatarsus, and toes adorned with sharp talons. The snowy owl's limb is beautifully captured in this studio shot, highlighting its remarkable anatomy. Each bone is meticulously displayed, revealing the strength and agility possessed by these magnificent predators. The snowy owl (Nyctea scandiaca), belonging to the Strigidae family within the order Strigiformes, possesses an impressive set of limbs that enable it to hunt effectively in its natural habitat. Its long femur provides leverage for powerful flight while its flexible knee joint allows for precise movements during hunting. The tibiotarsus and trsometatarsus form part of the lower leg structure and support the weight of this majestic bird as it perches or glides through snow-covered landscapes. The toes are equipped with razor-sharp talons that serve as deadly weapons when capturing prey. This print not only captures the beauty of ornithology but also serves as a reminder of nature's incredible diversity and complexity. It invites us to appreciate both the delicate intricacies and fierce capabilities found within animal species like snowy owls – truly awe-inspiring creatures that continue to captivate our imagination.

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