Voice 1: Many countries around the world have old stories about owls. There may be one in your country.
声音1：世界上许多国家都流传着和猫头鹰有关的古老故事^97VLD.XPpq[,mUvJ。你的国家可能也有*G(P*q+~bZX。
Voice 3: In Afghanistan people say that the owl gave man tools to make fire. In return, man gave the owl its feathers. These feathers cover its body and keep it warm.
声音3：在阿富汗，人们说猫头鹰给了人类生活的工具zJGFl8,k^OKcEI。作为回报，人类给了猫头鹰羽毛e-;m@EbxrCr8N8。这些羽毛覆盖着它的身体，帮助它保暖2GuH3PP2[BPANa.3p+1。
Voice 1: There is a traditional saying in North India.
声音1：北印度有一种传统说法WEX0&fB+#IY%50s7。
Voice 3: If you eat the eyes of an owl, you can see in the dark.
声音3：如果你吃掉猫头鹰的眼睛，就能在黑暗中看见东西;9OyX63*55d,5ZUJC%。
Voice 1: This owl story is from the top of the world, the Arctic.
声音1：下面这个猫头鹰的故事来自世界之巅——北极SlpB%4l(cN=]L4。

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