An amateur photographer has captured the incredible moment a white owl camouflaged himself in the snow.
Roy Babu spotted the majestic bird while roaming in some icy hills.
A video appears to show a wooden fence post against a white background.
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As snow falls, the owl suddenly turns, showing off his distinct yellow eyes.
The bird continues to turn his head, before turning it back the other way.
The owl’s ears and nose also have very small, black features.
And he blends seamlessly into his surroundings.
“My attempt was to showcase how nature’s camouflage works effortlessly in the video,” Roy told What’s The Jam.
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“It shows a mature male snowy owl which is nearly completely white except for a few tufts blending in with the environment.”
The video was captured in Ontario, Canada, in January, before it was shared to Instagram last week where it gathered 776,000 views, 65,800 likes and 200 comments.
Sheila said: “I saw the eyes. Took me time to see all of the owl.”
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Someone else wrote: “That’s like cotton candy.”
Marvin commented: “Incredible capture, really nice congratulations.”
Neiva added: “My God what a beautiful thing.”
Valerie said: “That’s so beautiful!”
Anton commented: “Mind blowing!”
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