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What is life like for birds known as Mississippi Kites?
Mississippi Kites .
We are looking at the principles of flight. How are birds different from kites?
birds are living kites are not. {he she} is right but they have different shapes and sizes. it is just everyday arodamics.
Is the kite a mammal?
Kites are not mammals they are birds.
What is the collective name for kites?
The collective nouns for 'kites' (birds) are:a kettle of kitesa soar of kitesa roost of kitesThere is no standard collective noun for the type of kites flown on a string.
What kind of birds have a shredder beak?
most birds of prey, such as Hawks, Owls and red kites...
Why do kites steal baby birds?
they like produce the baby bird on their own way
Facts about the shape of a kite?
kites are actually named after wind blown flying kites,which often have this shape and which are in turn nmaed for a bird beacause birds fly by the wind.
WHAT is smaller than a eagle?
hawks, kites harriers, owls..as far as birds of prey go.
What are some real life applications using bernoulli's principle?
Airplanes, Helicopters, Kites, Birds
How are the kites the same?
Kites are not always triangular, for instance, a box kite. Many kites are quite elaborate in design. The only sameness is that all kites are attached to a long string, and makes use of wind to stay aloft.
Do kites have four sides?
yes kites have four sides ***************************************************************** Answer 2: A traditional diamond-shaped kite has 6 sides (don't forget the front side and the back side). But when drawn as a geometric figure a diamond kite has 4 sides. There are many other shapes for kites, from pentagonal and polygonal kites, delta kites, figural kites (in the shapes of fish, birds, dragons, etc.), box kites, and more, so the answer to your question would depend on the type of kite. Perhaps a more challenging question would be how to find the area of a kite, given that the edges (sides) on most kites are not of equal length.
Why does Unoka sing to the kites?
As a child, Unoka sang to the kites as they returned from their migration. He sung because he was happy to see the kites, and he wanted to welcome the kites back from their journey. He also asked the kites if they had brought back any lengths of cloth. Unoka probably enjoyed singing as a child, and was appreciative of the small miracle of these birds.
