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== [[Literature]] ==
* ''[[Harry Potter]]'' author J.K. Rowling has noted that snowy owls are actually one of the rare ''diurnal'' species, a fact she didn't realize when she started writing about how Hedwig would go out flying every night after a long day's rest. She suggests [[A Wizard Did It|being a magical animal]] may have something to do with it in-universe, however.
** In the first chapter of ''[[Harry Potter and
* ''[[Warrior Cats]]'' by Erin Hunter. Cats active mainly in the daylight?! [[Word of God]] states that it is to prevent most of scenes happening in dark. But isn't that cats can not see well in the day, but can see clearly in the night?
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