<prompt> Akaretsa phapang pakeng tsa sephooko le phakoe.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Summarize the differences between an owl and a hawk. . Response in English: Owls and hawks are both birds of prey, but they have several differences. Owls are nocturnal birds, meaning they are active at night, while hawks are diurnal, meaning they are active during the day. Owls have large, forward-facing eyes and flat faces while hawks have smaller, more curved beaks and sharp, curved talons. Owls are known for their silent flight and exceptional hearing abilities, while hawks are known for their sharp vision and powerful, agile flight. Owls typically hunt small mammals, while hawks hunt a variety of prey, including mammals, birds, and reptiles. Additionally, owls usually nest in cavities or abandoned nests while hawks build their own nests in trees or on ledges. . Response in Sesotho: Li-owls le li-hawk ke linonyana tse jang nama, empa li na le liphapang tse maloa. Merubisi ke dinonyana tsa bosiu, ho bolelang hore di mahlahahlaha bosiu, ha diphakoe di le diurnal, ho bolelang hore di mahlahahlaha motshehare. Liphooko li na le mahlo a maholo, a shebileng pele le lifahleho tse bataletseng ha liphakoe tsona li na le melomo e menyenyane, e kobehileng ho feta le linala tse bohale tse kobehileng. Liphooko li tsebahala ka ho fofa ka khutso le bokhoni bo ikhethang ba ho utloa, ha li-hawk li tsebahala ka pono ea tsona e nchocho le ho fofa ho matla le ho potlaka. Liphooko hangata li tsoma liphoofolo tse anyesang tse nyane, ha li-hawk li tsoma liphofu tse fapaneng, ho kenyelletsa le liphoofolo tse anyesang, linonyana le lihahabi. Ho phaella moo, liphooko hangata li lula mekoting kapa lihlaheng tse lahliloeng ha li-hawk li haha lihlaha tsa tsona lifateng kapa holima mapheo. 