"Y'all really think I'd let a Cybertruck take me out?" the scrappy owl noted on social media. How do you say "resurrected" in your favorite Duolingo-offered language? Duo the owl, mascot of the Duolingo language-learning app,

Posts appeared on the company's social media accounts on Monday, declaring "Legends never die" and "Duo is back."

The language-learning app shard a video to Duolingo's TikTok Wednesday showing what appears to be a Tesla Cybertruck ramming into Duo in a parking lot, following by an animated explosion. Duo is then seen transcending through the sky, space and ultimately what appears to be hell.

On February 11, the pesky owl's death was announced on X and the statement read, "Authorities are currently investigating his cause of death and we are cooperating fully. Tbh, he probably died waiting for you to do your lesson, but what do we know."

Duo was fatally hit by a Tesla Cybertruck, the language-learning company announced this week. The snarky owl has been the face of Duolingo for over a decade. Why his sudden demise, and what's next?

Two weeks after Duo the Owl's demise, Duolingo's language learning app's mascot admitted that "faking my death was a test."

Duolingo recently announced the "death" of its mascot, Duo. After making several hints that the app's users could resurrect the owl, the event is now underway.

"Faking my death was the test and you all passed."Thirteen days after announcing the death of its beloved mascot, Pittsburgh-based language-learning app Duolingo announced Monday

Duolingo’s owl mascot, formally known as The Duolingo Owl, made a surprise return Feb. 24, nearly two weeks after the language learning app shocked the world with the announcement of his “death.”

Language learning app Duolingo recently revealed some sad news – its iconic owl mascot Duo, was dead. Well, surprise! After a dramatic fake death, the beloved bird is back, returning to berate avid linguists in a dramatic resurrection for the ages.