Which outcome impairs owl hunting at close range?

💡 Explanation

Impaired close-range hunting occurs because disrupted binaural time difference processing complicates accurate source localization. The asymmetrical owl ears use interaural time differences to pinpoint prey location; therefore, localization is less precise rather than affecting light sensitivity via rods/cones or frequency attenuation.

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