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What organs for movement of Birds?
i think wings
What body part of eagle use for movement?
wings
What structure allows movement of the bald eagle?
Wings and feet allow for a bald eagle's movement.
Is helicopter includes autugyro?
No, helicopters do not include autogyros. The autogyro has wings and an engine for forward movement.No, helicopters do not include autogyros. The autogyro has wings and an engine for forward movement.
Which of the three body regions of the grasshopper is specialized for movement?
The thorax is the body region of the grasshopper that is specialized for movement. It contains the muscles for the legs and wings, allowing the grasshopper to jump and fly.
Why do we hear a buzzing sound when a fly flies?
Rapid movement of the wings.
Do wasp wings make noise?
Yes, wasp wings can make noise when the wasp is flying. The buzzing sound comes from the rapid movement of the wings as the wasp flaps them to stay airborne.
Can people really grow wings?
No, we can't grow wings.
What is the movement of butterfly called in English?
The movement of a butterfly is commonly referred to as "fluttering." This term describes the graceful, flapping motion of their wings as they navigate through the air. Butterflies can also exhibit a gentle gliding movement when they spread their wings wide and allow the wind to carry them.
What is the locomotion of a wasp?
Locomotion = movement. So walking with the legs and flying with the wings.
Does exoskeleton and wings help insects be a successful species?
Yes, the exoskeleton and wings do help insects to be a successful species. The hard exoskeleton protects internal organs and while wings allow movement.
What do arms wings legs and flippers have in common?
They are all appendages used for movement and manipulation in animals. Arms and wings are typically used for flying or reaching, legs are used for walking or running, and flippers are used for swimming.
