Hoot and Move: Baby Owls Charmingly Track the Camera’s Gaze! [VIDEO]

Owls are shy creatures, and rarely, do we get to see one in nature. We do hear the iconic hoot hoot of an owl quite often though. So, where do these nocturnal creatures go during the day? If you’re an avid bird watcher, you can spot these birds hiding out in hollowed trees, up high on a tree branch, and maybe even in an abandoned building.

The two baby owls in this video sure look sleepy. They’ve found a tree branch to snooze on for the day and wake up to a strange device in front of them: a camera. Watch as these baby owls move left and right towards the camera lens and jam to nature’s music.

Owls are farsighted, so it’s possible that they cannot see what the camera is. Thus, they follow it with their eyes. See these cute baby owls jam.

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