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Owls can turn their head about ¾ of the way around (270 degrees). This is because they have 14 vertebrae that are loosely connected, making their necks more flexible (humans, for example, have only seven vertebrae in their necks.) Eagles also have fourteen vertebrae in their necks, and can turn their heads about 210 degrees.
