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How are trains and planes alike?
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Why do planes have wings?
To provide the lift that is required to glide through the air without plummeting to the ground.
What is difference and same birds and planes?
Planes are man made, birds are not. They both have wings.
How are birds beaks alike?
They have both fly alike
Planes in 1809?
birds
What is the danger to birds?
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How are pulleys and inclined planes alike?
Both are simple machines
How stellaluna and the birds are alike?
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How are jay birds and canary birds alike?
They both make noises.
Why are planes named after birds?
I think it's just the order the objects are thought of when guessing at what "that object in the sky" is. Planes are often named after objects other than birds. Cherokee's, Cessna's, Mooney's and Lear all all examples of planes not named after birds.
What flies in the sky?
planes birds stars and what not
What lets birds and planes fly?
there wings
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