File: rotate your owl.swf-(7.98 MB, 640x360, Other)
[_] Ro-ro-rotate your owl. Anonymous 05/06/15(Wed)22:30 No.2773024
Rotate your owl for science.
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>> [_] Anonymous 05/07/15(Thu)01:43 No.2773170
I support this
For Science
>> [_] Anonymous 05/07/15(Thu)01:59 No.2773179
What exactly was this study about? Anyone know?
>> [_] Anonymous 05/07/15(Thu)02:29 No.2773195
How fast would I have to rotate for one to inadvertently commit sudoku?
>> [_] Anonymous 05/07/15(Thu)02:48 No.2773206
>>2773179
Owls (and some other birds), can keep their heads pretty much perfectly still while their body
moves, even in ways they aren't expecting (so, in 'random' ways like this video, vs standard
walking/flying/hopping).
It's a pretty interesting thing they can do and I would guess being able to recreate this with
machines could be useful (probably).
