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- hollow bones
- feathers
- muscular chests
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∙ 8y ago
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∙ 9y agoHollow bones, curved wings to make them aerodynamic and light feathers to make them almost weightless.
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∙ 12y agohollow bone curved wings to make them areodynamic and light feathers to make them almost weight less
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∙ 12y agoBirds have hollow bones which means they are also lighter. They also have streamlined bodies specially adapted for flying.
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∙ 10y agoHollow bones and different shapes and sizes of their feathers (tail feathers more adamantly) also factors in how they fly and how many times they must flap their wings.
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∙ 13y agowings ,feather ,and hollow bones
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What are the adaptations of a pheasant?
flying
What has more lift the wing of a slow flying bird or the wing of a fast flying bird?
slow flying bird
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Slow flying birds
What Adaptations Does A Sun Bird Have?
masterbation
Is a flying squirell a bird?
No even though it can fly the Flying squirrel is not a Bird it is a Mammal.
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A bird flies because of a variety of specialized adaptations. THAT IS WHY A BIRD FLIES!
When was Flying High Bird Sanctuary created?
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Well FLYING is in the name so it has gliders on its side and webbed feet
What is a flying object?
a bird
How is the bird is flying?
yes
A 0.52kg bird flying at an altitude of 550m?
A 0.52 kg bird flying at an altitude of 550 m
What role do the eyes of a bird have when the bird is flying?
They enable it to see.
