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Why does a bird's collar bone help it fly?
In order to maintain the rigidness necessary for flight the birds collar bones have fused together making a "wishbone" of sorts. The rigidness and hollowness of the bones make flight easier on the bird.
Where is the wishbone placed in the human body?
There really isn't a wishbone (furculum) on a human. The equivalent would be if our clavicles (collarbones) were fused with our sternum.On a bird they are fused for support to aid flight.
Why do penguins have no flight?
cuz god made them like that that's what so special bout penguins
What are the release dates for The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau - 1968 The Flight of Penguins?
The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau - 1968 The Flight of Penguins was released on: USA: 21 January 1974
Why does penguins belong to the group birds?
Penguins lay eggs and are birds that have lost the power of flight for speed underwater to catch their food.
These feathers assist during flight and landing.?
contour
What feathers assist during a flight and landing?
contour
Did Kenya Airways assist you after you missed your flight?
Yes, Kenya Airways provided assistance after I missed my flight.
What feathers on a bird assist during flight and landing?
Contour
Ornithologists talk about a bird's furculum which absorbs the shock of wing motion and helps birds breathe while they fly. What do the rest of us call it?
The furculum is commonly referred to as the wishbone. It is a V-shaped bone in a bird's chest that helps to support the wings during flight and aids in breathing.
What are some good facts about penguins?
A lot of people say penguins cannot fly, but they do. When they are in water it's not considered swimming, it's considered flight because they have wings.
Are penguins also considered as birds?
Yes. Moron. Yes they are but there considered as flight-less bird's
