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How Giant Face Owls Use Their Wings and Face to Find Moving Food With High Accuracy
According to a new study, several physical features of great gray owls, particularly parts of their wings and face, help them correct for sonic distortions caused by snow, allowing them to find hidden, moving food with astonishing accuracy.
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