In China and other eastern countries, owls are unlucky symbols, representing unfilial, treacherous, death, darkness and mystery.

Indicating a bad omen or death.

In western countries, owls are a symbol of good luck, the embodiment of fairness, integrity and justice, and can bring people a good feeling.

Birds in Strigiformes are called owls, and the total number exceeds 130. It is distributed on all continents except Antarctica. Most species are nocturnal carnivores. Their food is mainly rodents, but there are also insects, birds, lizards, fish and other animals. The bird of this order has a wide head, a short and thick mouth, a hook-shaped front end, a face-disk-shaped arrangement of feathers at the front of the head, and some kinds of feathers are ear-shaped. The distribution of feathers in eyes, panels and ears makes the head of this bird very similar to that of a cat, so it is commonly known as an owl. Alias cat eagle.

References Owl-Baidu Encyclopedia