Ever wonder why Owls can move there heads around their body😳 Their eyes are actually tubular so they stay in their socket and instead move their head to move around🤯 They also are very stealthy and make no noise when they fly😱 • • • #eagle #owl #wow #incredible #amazing #animal #silent #fun #cool #video #moment #epic #eyes #fly #quiet #facts #education #nature #beautiful #reels #reelsinstagram #reelitfeelit #reelvideo #instagram #instagood #instadaily #insta #instamood #instalike | The Reptil
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Ever wonder why Owls can move there heads around their body😳 Their eyes are actually tubular so they stay in their socket and instead move their head to move around🤯 They also are very stealthy and make no noise when they fly😱 • • • #eagle #owl #wow #incredible #amazing #animal #silent #fun #cool #video #moment #epic #eyes #fly #quiet #facts #education #nature #beautiful #reels #reelsinstagram #reelitfeelit #reelvideo #instagram #instagood #instadaily #insta #instamood #instalike | The Reptil
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Barn owls move their heads for two main reasons: To hunt and to defend themselves. When hunting, they bob and weave to pinpoint the location of prey by using their fixed eyes and asymmetrical ears in combination with a process called motion parallax. When they feel threatened, they perform a behavior called toe dusting which involves rhythmic head shaking while lowering their head and may be accompanied by a mantling posture to appear larger and more intimidating. Follow me for more wildlife fac
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