Owls as natural spider and frogs predators

I don’t think spiders really have a natural predator in Minecraft, and I feel like owls would be a perfect fit. During the day, owls could sleep on top of trees or hide inside hollow logs. At night, they’d wake up and hunt spiders, cave spiders, and occasionally frogs. Their glowing eyes and familiar hoots would make forests feel much more alive after sunset, adding the kind of nighttime atmosphere you’d expect in a real forest. Owls could also be bred using Spider Eyes, finally giving that item another use. Instead of encouraging players to kill them, owls could occasionally leave behind an Owl Feather and, more rarely, an Owl Pellet while they’re alive, similar to how chickens lay eggs. That way, players would have a reason to protect and breed them. If an owl is killed, it would only drop meat. * Owl Feather + Flint → crafts a Spider Hunter Arrow, a special arrow that deals extra damage to spiders and cave spiders, similar to the Bane of Arthropods enchantment. * Owl Pellet (naturally regurgitated by owls) → can be used to brew the Predator’s Instinct Potion. While the potion is active, spiders and cave spiders recognize the player as a natural predator and flee instead of attacking. It would be especially useful when exploring abandoned mineshafts. To keep it balanced, the potion could give the player’s vision a slight yellow tint, making some hostile mobs, like Creepers, a little harder to spot.