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"Enjoy this video along with us, as we try to believe a seagull would actually pick up a tiny GoPro video camera and fly with it for a few blocks, depositing it on a rooftop. We'd also like to believe that its owner would be able to find the camera afterward.\nAfter you've virtually soared along with the sea bird on its majestic flight \u2014 where you can hear it breathing and see its perspective from aloft \u2014 and after you've laughed out loud at the goofy sounds the \"seagull\" makes toward the end of the video, come back to earth for a moment. \nRealize that the company that makes the GoPro camera is quite adept at viral videos. Another hint: According to the video's YouTube description, the seagull allegedly \"stoled\" that camera in Cannes, France, the location of a well-known film festival. \n\n\nSEE ALSO: Seagull Camcorder Owner Surfaces, Says His Viral Video Was Real [VIDEO]\n\nProbable conclusion: After scores of action videos featuring snowboarders and daredevils, apparently GoPro has branched out into skillfully produced simulated Seagull Cams. Brilliant.\nHere's another example of GoPro's viral video prowess in a more straightforward clip that garnered 3.1 million views:\n\n\n\n[via Boing Boing]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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