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Duck! I mean, owl!

Experience a super slo-mo video of an owl that will leave you cringing and amazed. This really cool video is a must-see!

ByPhil Plait
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This super slo-mo video of an owl has nothing to do with astronomy. It's just really cool. Watching the end made me suddenly want to cross my legs and cringe. Yikes.

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