var arrayFacts = [
"Wink, Wink, Wink:
Owls, and all birds of prey, have three eyelids.",
"Unique in a Unique Way:
The owl is the only bird to drop its upper lid to wink; all other birds raise their lower eyelids.",
"Pest Control:
In Malaysia, where barn owls were introduced to control plagues of rats, each barn owl family kills at least 1,300 rats every year.",
"Imitation is the highest form of flattery:
The burrowing owl is one of the few birds that nests underground. When surprised in their burrows they emit a sound similar to that made by a rattlesnake. This often tricks their enemies.",
"Who Needs Peripheral Vision?
The Great Horned Owl can turn its head 270 degrees. That's almost a full circle!",
"Bird Hairballs?
Every evening before it goes off to hunt, an owl spits up a few balls of fur and bones, called pellets, which are what's left of the owl's last meal.
The owl swallows its prey whole, digests the muscles and organs and gets rid of the fur, feathers, teeth and bones by regurgitating a pellet.",
"See Blue:
The only bird that can see the color blue is the owl.",
"Day Owl:
Short-eared owls are one of the most visible owls, which is interesting since they are considered an endangered species.
These owls range from light to dark brown, are about the size of a crow, and are distinguished by their small 'ear' tufts. Short-eared owls are active at dawn, dusk and even midday, so they are spotted more often.",
"One Continent's Medium is Another Continent's Large:
Unlike most owls, northern spotted owls have dark eyes. Although this species is often referred to as a medium-sized owl, it ranks among the largest in North America.",
"Owl Around the World:
Owls are found on all continents except Antarctica. There are more than 150 species of owl in the world.",
];