"The long-eared owl has a wingspan of more than three feet. The long-eared owl is named after its prominent ear tufts, which are used to distinguish it from the short-eared owl."

The translated text is: "The yellow-brown owl has a wingspan that is slightly larger, with a length that can reach 41 inches. The yellow-brown owl is also known as the brown owl and has a combination of light brown and dark brown feathers on its body."

"The short-eared owl is slightly larger than the long-eared owl, with a wingspan of about 3.5 feet. The short-eared owl has a spotted brown appearance with a pale underside."

The next largest owl is the spotted owl, which has a wingspan of almost four feet. The spotted owl has a dark brown appearance with white spots. They also have some cross-shaped markings on their underside.

The next owl is the barred owl, which has a similar appearance to the spotted owl. The barred owl is brown with white striped markings and has a wingspan of 38 to 45 inches.

The next owl on the list is the barn owl, which has a wingspan of about three to four feet. They have a pale appearance with a yellowish body and a white face and underside.

"Like its name, the great horned owl is a large bird with a wingspan of 44 to 53 inches. The great horned owl is dark brown with white stripe markings. They also have a fairly long tail, which makes them look like an eagle."

"The great horned owl takes the next spot with a wingspan of up to 4.6 feet. Like the long-eared owl, this owl has distinctive ear tufts. They are usually brown with a spotted appearance but have a lighter underside."

The largest owl next is the iconic snow owl, which has a wingspan of up to five feet. The snow owl has a distinctive white appearance that is often patterned with black or brown.

"Great gray owl, which is also considered the longest owl in the world, measuring 24 to 33 inches long. The great gray owl is brownish-gray and white with a gray face. They also have a distinctive white mark on their neck that is often described as a 'butterfly collar'."

The largest owl in Africa is the Verreaux's eagle-owl, which has a wingspan of up to 6.5 feet. The Verreaux's eagle-owl is gray with brown and white patterns. The Verreaux's eagle-owl is native to sub-Saharan Africa, where they mainly inhabit the savanna.

"The Eurasian eagle owl also has a wingspan of up to 6.5 feet. Like some other owls on the list, the Eurasian eagle owl has prominent ear tufts. They also have a spotted brown appearance with orange ears."

The largest owl in the world is the Blakiston's fish owl with a wingspan of up to 6.6 feet. This owl is brownish in color with darker patterns. They have ear tufts, although their appearance is not as upright as most owls.