grow wing and then go to KFC and get some chicken feathers and some tar and go to the highest building and jump of and flap your arms like a little kid getting raped by Michael Jackson who is getting hunted by the Olive Warrior
They can soar on air currents and updrafts caused by heat in the atmosphere, much the same as a glider does.
Flapping it's wings.
It runs and then jumps and starts flapping its wings and then its off
they can fly at about 600miles per hour
I got that same question on my homework and i don't know if its rite but i got law number 2. law 2:The change in motion of an object depends on its mass and the force acting upon it.
No,not all birds that have wings and feathers can fly. An ostrich & peacock can't fly and they both have feathers and wings. Birds like the ones I named have small wings that's why they can't fly. All their muscles are in their legs.
planes! ( if this was a joke question???)
their wings are not used for flapping
Their wings cause they use it to fly by flapping it
it means to fly without flapping wings
Flight is a phenomenon that has long been a part of the natural world. Birds fly not only by flapping their wings, but by gliding with their wings.
Budgies do not soar. They fly, and to do so, they must flap their wings.
Then this is the most strange question ive ever seen about birds.
Without wings, birds couldn't fly.
Flapping it's wings.
The bones are hollow and make the bird light and he can fly by flapping his wings.
Birds can fly because they have feathers that enables them to fly. That, and having hollow bones, being lightweight and flapping their wings to propel them through the air.
Big birds can fly over parking lots on sunny days without flapping their wings because of the rising hot air acting as a thermal current which creats lift and negates the need to flap their wings. The wings in these circumstances act like the wings of a glider.