prompt: Create a list of FAQs and comprehensive answers about snow owls. There should be five questions and answers, each with kid-friendly facts that don’t include too many difficult vocabulary words. Begin the FAQ with a short paragraph as an introduction to snow owls.
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chosen.content: Create a list of FAQs and comprehensive answers about snow owls. There should be five questions and answers, each with kid-friendly facts that don’t include too many difficult vocabulary words. Begin the FAQ with a short paragraph as an introduction to snow owls.
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chosen.content: Snowy owls are native to the Arctic Tundra, but where they fly, hunt, and nest changes with the seasons. The owls prefer colder climates, so they change ranges as the weather warms. It’s kind of like having a summer home and a winter home but for snowy owls. 
  
  Here are five more interesting questions and answers about snowy owls! 
  
  Do Snowy Owls Have Families? 
  
  Yes, snowy owls have families! 
  When a pair of snowy owls mate, the mom and dad stick together for a little while to raise the babies. 
  
  The mom lays up to 9 eggs, and both owls will protect the nest from predators. When the babies, also known as owlets or chicks, are born, the dad will hunt to gather food while the mom will stay to guard the nest. 
  
  What Do Snowy Owls Eat?
  
  Lemmings are a favorite food for snowy owls, but they also eat a wide range of rodents and small mammals. If there are no lemmings, rabbits, or mice to be found, the snowy owl will hunt for fish, perching birds (like finches and sparrows), and large insects. 
  
  What is the Average Lifespan of a Snowy Owl? 
  
  The average lifespan for snowy owls in the wild is up to 10 years. While snowy owls in captivity, such as in zoos or nature preserves, can live 20 years or longer in a controlled, safe environment. 
  
  How Do Snowy Owls Talk to One Another? 
  
  Snowy owls are communicative birds! 
  They interact with one another through hoots and whistles when content or attempting to mate, but they hiss or clap their beaks when angry or annoyed. 
  
  Are Snowy Owls Quiet or Noisy? 
  
  Where many birds, like hawks, will screech when diving to snatch food from the ground, snowy owls are sneaky and quiet. They don’t want to scare their prey away, so they swoop down to capture smaller animals before their prey knows what’s happened. 
  
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rejected.content: Create a list of FAQs and comprehensive answers about snow owls. There should be five questions and answers, each with kid-friendly facts that don’t include too many difficult vocabulary words. Begin the FAQ with a short paragraph as an introduction to snow owls.
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