Why can owls catch mice?

First of all, owls are birds of prey that live in woodlands. Raptors have a wide food chain, and rodents are one of the main food sources of raptors.

Secondly, the owl's body structure determines that it can prey on mice. It is a small and medium-sized bird of prey, which can easily fly in the Woods. Its auditory system is extremely acute, its outer ear can rotate 270 degrees, and it is extremely sensitive to subtle sounds in silence. Its eye structure is special, its pupil can be enlarged to the limit in dark environment, and it can perceive infrared thermal imaging. Its function is equivalent to the use of low light+far infrared night vision goggles by human beings. Its feathers are very light and closely arranged, so there is no sound when flying, and it is not easy to generate wind pressure. So it is suitable for silent sneak attack.

To sum up, owls are suitable for catching mice.