A day later, Duolingo posted a video showing the mascot being hit by a Tesla Cybertruck (which, despite its role in killing a cartoon owl, has a lot of cool features you might not know about ...

Duo the Owl, Duolingo's make-believe mascot, is alive. The language-learning app announced on Monday that the mascot had faked his death. Duolingo announced two weeks ago that the mascot was ...

The owl mascot for Pittsburgh-based Duolingo is not dead after all, according to social media posts by the organization. At least two posts appeared on the company's social media accounts on ...

In an elaborate marketing campaign this month, Duolingo seemingly killed its viral green owl mascot in every country but one. "Duo, our owl, faked his death in every single market that we had ...

How do you say "resurrected" in your favorite Duolingo-offered language? Duo the owl, mascot of the Duolingo language-learning app, was recently killed off by the company -- but on Feb.

WASHINGTON — Language learning app Duolingo revealed this week that the bright green owl that was the face of the company has "died," in a viral social media stunt. Duo, who was known for his ...

Duo is apparently now dead. "It is with heavy hearts that we inform you that Duo, formally known as The Duolingo Owl, is dead," said a post on Instagram. "Authorities are currently investigating ...

On Tuesday, language learning app Duolingo announced via X that their beloved green owl mascot Duo had died. "It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of our beloved mascot ...

Duolingo's mascot, Duo the owl, is dead. Okay, Duo isn't really dead (we think), but the language learning app committed so hard to this bit that its CEO, Luis von Ahn, read a eulogy for this ...

Corporate mascots may just have one of the most precarious jobs in marketing. The latest casualty: the Duolingo owl, a sassy multilingual bird who met his tragic fate after a car accident.

Duolingo’s mascot, Duo the owl, is dead. Okay, Duo isn’t really dead (we think), but the language learning app committed so hard to this bit that its CEO, Luis von Ahn, read a eulogy for this ...