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Owls: Silent Hunters

Synopsis

National Geographic Explorer takes an up close look at owls. It follows nature expert Fergus Beeley as he looks into why owls make such ideal nocturnal birds of prey. He also examines the fossil records to reveal that owls have been polishing their predatory skills for over 40 million years.

Release History & Theatrical Window

4K UHD / Blu-ray Debut

March 3, 2006

Physical Home Media

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
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Screenplay & Story
Tim Dilworth
Original Title
Owls: Silent Hunters
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
46m
Production Studios
National Geographic Films, National Geographic

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Screenplay & Story

Tim Dilworth

Film Editing

Jennifer Beman White

Producers

David Royle

Department Leadership Roster

Tim Dilworth

Writer

Jennifer Beman White

Editor

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Frequently Asked Questions About Owls: Silent Hunters

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Owls: Silent Hunters about?

National Geographic Explorer takes an up close look at owls. It follows nature expert Fergus Beeley as he looks into why owls make such ideal nocturnal birds of prey. He also examines the fossil records to reveal that owls have been polishing their predatory skills for over 40 million years.

Who directed Owls: Silent Hunters?

Owls: Silent Hunters was directed by Not specified.

Who stars in Owls: Silent Hunters?

The principal cast of Owls: Silent Hunters includes Fergus Beeley, Ron David.

When was Owls: Silent Hunters released and how long is it?

Owls: Silent Hunters was released in 2001 with a total runtime of 46m.