Owl

Unlike other birds, the owl's eyes are on the
front of its head. Its face is round, and acts as
a parabolic antenna, perfect for helping the
nocturnal owl find food. One of the owl's ears
is slightly higher than the other. It is believed
that this helps it to better know exactly where a
sound is coming from.

Glue all the parts together

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Build the face

3.

Build the beak

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Final assembly

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Build the body

Body (bottom)

Body (rear)

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Face

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The hole in the body

lets you use your

owl paper sculpture

as a pencil holder.

Canon Science Papercraft

Biology Series

Owl

(1) glue face
in from the rear

(3) glue on
the body (bottom)

body (front)

beak (top)

beak (bottom)

(2) glue together
the top of the head

body (rear)

beak

left wing

right wing

Science Papercraft Biology Series

Owl

(section 1)

Biology Series

Canon Science Papercraft Mini-book

*Cut out the card above and save it. You can collect the cards from each of the Papercraft
projects to make your own mini-book!

Directions

Print out pages 1 and 2, cut out each individual part along their cut lines,
and fold along the mountain and valley fold lines.

cut line

mountain fold line

valley fold line

Body (front)

Beak (top)

Beak (bottom)

glue here

glue left wing here

glue right wing here

cut out

cut out

glue here

glue here

Right wing

Left wing

glue here

glue here

Science Papercraft Biology Series

Owl

(section 2)