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Yes, owls do poop and pee, just like any other living creature. However, the way in which owls eliminate waste differs from most animals. Owls have a unique adaptation called "pellet casting" that affects their digestion and waste disposal. Instead of excreting waste in a liquid or semi-solid form, owls regurgitate undigested materials, such as bones, fur, and feathers, in the form of pellets. These pellets are compact masses that are expelled through the owl's mouth. This pellet casting process allows owls to efficiently remove indigestible components from their system. The pellets are often found near their roosting or nesting sites. As for the liquid waste or urine, owls produce a concentrated form called "uric acid," which is combined with their feces and forms a whitish substance. This mixture is expelled from the owl's body when they eliminate waste.