The northern spotted owl lives in cavities of trees in old-growth forests. Old growth forests contain trees that are more than 200 years old and have not been cut, pruned, or managed. These forests have been heavily logged, reducing the owl's habitat. The northern spotted owl fills an important niche in the local food web. What is its role in the food web? Explain what will happen to the food web if the old growth forests continue to be removed.

The Northern Spotted Owl live at the top trophic level in an Old-Growth forest food web. Niche of the Northern Spotted Owl: The niche of the Northern Spotted Owl is to keep the reptile and rodent population down that way the area can be kept under control.

Explanation:

The Northern Spotted Owl live at the top trophic level in an Old-Growth forest food web. Niche of the Northern Spotted Owl: The niche of the Northern Spotted Owl is to keep the reptile and rodent population down that way the area can be kept under control.