Viral News: Everything in the world was deliberately made by God. There are plenty of such instances, which can only leave one shocked. If God endowed any creature with a weakness, he also endowed it with unique traits to make up for it. Owls can’t see in the daylight and they can only hunt in this condition at night. Prey might be startled by the sound of their wings fluttering in the stillness of the night. Because of this, God has given them wings that are silent.
Viral News: People conducted an experiment about the sound of wings
Normally, you can hear the sound of a bird’s wings as it travels through the air. Almost every bird will give you this experience. By eliminating air, feathers assist the bird’s body in going forward. However, when owls fly at night, the sound of their wings becomes extremely loud. However, the design of their body and wings ensures that no one can hear the sound of the wings flapping. Some people conducted an experiment to demonstrate this and social media is exploding with this video.
Experiments were done with many birds
The video that was posted on social media demonstrated the experiment. Many birds were employed by certain individuals and these birds had to fly over the entire distance. Birds’ flight route has a lot of microphones mounted. The microphone picked up a strong sound of wings flapping whenever a bird took flight. No one heard anything when the owl performed the same thing. The owl was observed flying silently and quietly to its destination.
Why do owls hunt in the night?
Owls hunt at night most of the time. There is stillness everywhere at that moment and the prey is already on guard if they hear the sound of an owl’s wings fluttering. God has given them silent wings as a result. The centre of the feathers of the larger owls has a gap that points toward the comb. This allows air to travel past it without colliding with the wing or making noise. As a result, when owls fly, nobody notices them, and they flee after a night of night hunting.
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