Thank you! This is exactly what I needed. I have a dozen barred owl pellets that I wasn’t sure how to dissect properly, this gave me all the information I needed. I really appreciate how you identified and explained each bone as well that was really cool!

I had to do this as a school project It was fun! I love owls, and this gave me more knowledge about them! (Even though I know pretty much everything about them)

This a very informative video. Thanks! I feel more confident trying this myself now.

I do this as a workshop for adults and also with our children's group at the nature reserve where I warden

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Very educational video

Very nice and easy way to do

Brilliant video thank you!

I did this in school! It was fun, I got a full bird skeleton.

I followed the instructions but didn't find many bones... There were lots of small black beetles though...

I’m about to dissect some owl pellets! I’m so excited!

Wow your lucky that you got a hole mouse skull

very helpful! i have about 10 in a bag right now

Great video - thanks.

I don't know how I found myself in this video but it is very interesting. I wish you could use gloves though.

I found so much bones and also I found three baby teeth that fell out of the skull

so what did the owl eat

I dissected an owl pellet in my 5th grade class and we discovered a small bird 👀

0o0 cool

At some point in my pellet I'm almost 100% sure this owl ate a pinky because this vertebrae piece is like the size of a crumb I'm actually throwing alot aside broke af 😭 Edit: comparing it to a normal sized vertebrae this was definitely a pinky

Tip:never use your hands for this project. The bones inside can break easily

I like how she said poo.

I did this and I must warn that it STINKS!

Wear gloves omg