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Author Topic: Transformer Owl: 3 Owls, in ONE Owl!  (Read 6144 times)

KynloStephen66515

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Transformer Owl: 3 Owls, in ONE Owl!
« on: August 22, 2011, 05:54 PM »

I can't stop watching it! hahahaha

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Re: Transformer Owl: 3 Owls, in ONE Owl!
« Reply #1 on: August 22, 2011, 06:27 PM »
Ahh, one of my favorite videos. Funny to see it resurface, I recall it "going viral" a few years back. Great (and amazing) stuff! It's like the owl version of cephalopod mimicry.

- Oshyan

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Re: Transformer Owl: 3 Owls, in ONE Owl!
« Reply #2 on: August 22, 2011, 06:30 PM »
Ahh, one of my favorite videos. Funny to see it resurface, I recall it "going viral" a few years back. Great (and amazing) stuff! It's like the owl version of cephalopod mimicry.

- Oshyan

Haha, I can't help but laugh every time i see its 3rd "mask" haha

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Re: Transformer Owl: 3 Owls, in ONE Owl!
« Reply #3 on: August 23, 2011, 04:16 AM »
Ahh, one of my favorite videos. Funny to see it resurface, I recall it "going viral" a few years back. Great (and amazing) stuff! It's like the owl version of cephalopod mimicry.

- Oshyan

Haha, I can't help but laugh every time i see its 3rd "mask" haha

;D it's hard to believe it's real :tellme:

here's the original, it only gets going about half a minute in, but has some nice sound effects for the various transformations.

there's a long eared owl in Europe that stretches it's body too and points it's ears, but not half as dramatically as this one. Not sure, this one from Canada might be the same bird, or related. Weird thing, it only seems to blink one eye :-)

Tom