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What happens in an upstroke of a bird?
in an upstroke the birds wings move upwards
How do you describe the upstroke and downstroke of a bird's flight?
flapping
If a bird gets an upward lift on the downstroke of the wings it should get a downward push on the upstroke why does this not happen?
because a bird gets upward lift on the downstroke of the wings
What is the most important flight muscle in a bird?
The most important flight muscle in a bird is the pectoralis muscle. This large muscle is responsible for the powerful downstroke of the wings during flight, enabling birds to lift off and maintain altitude. Additionally, the supracoracoideus muscle, located beneath the pectoralis, assists in the upstroke of the wings, allowing for more efficient and controlled flight. Together, these muscles are crucial for a bird's ability to fly effectively.
The distance between consecutive pacemaker spikes referred to as the?
upstroke
What happens to a worm after a bird eats it?
The bird's body digests it, and it serves to nourish the bird.
How can I improve my guitar upstroke technique?
To improve your guitar upstroke technique, focus on keeping your wrist loose and relaxed, practice using a light touch on the strings, and work on maintaining a consistent rhythm. Additionally, try incorporating upstroke exercises into your daily practice routine to build muscle memory and improve your overall technique.
What happens when a bird stalls?
He crashes
What is a night bird?
A nocturnal bird, such as an owl, that is primarily active at night.
If lightning strikes a bird what happens?
it dies
What happens when a bird eats a fish?
it is digested
What happens when a bird eats a grape?
nothing
