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Difference between insect wings and bird wings?
a bird has hollow bones and an incect has an exo skeleton on the outside of their body!
Does the spider have wings?
No, since it is an Arachnid and not a Bird or an Insect.
How do flying ants open their wings?
By opening their wings like a bird or insect of course. Obvious!!
How are bird wings are different from insect wings?
Insect wings are quite different from bat and bird wings in various ways. The insect wings are quite rigid and this makes them less efficient in flying when compared to birds and bats.
Which creature has red and blue wings but it's not a bird?
a flying insect such as a beetle or lepidopteran such as a moth or butterfly
What is the difference between a robin and a dragonfly?
ones a bird and ones an insect...
What is the difference between a bird and a dinosaur?
There is no such thing as a dinosaur that flys. The difference between a pteradoctyl and a bird is: Birds have feathers and pteradoctyl's don't. The difference between a oviraptor and a bird is: Oviraptor have hands and birds have wings.
How is a bird different from an insect?
Birds are vertebrates with feathers, wings, and beaks, whereas insects are invertebrates with six legs, antennae, and often wings. Birds lay eggs with hard shells, while insects typically lay eggs that can be hard or soft. Additionally, birds have lungs for breathing, while insects have a system of tracheae for respiration.
Are kea flightless?
yes it is. The kiwi's closest relatives were the other New Zealand ratites, the Moa which was another flightless bird.
What is the difference between a magpie and a butterfly?
well the butterfly is a butterfly and the bird is a bird, it is prett obvious really!
Are bird wings and butterfly wings homologous structures?
There are a few different similarities between the wing of a butterfly and the wing of a bat. Both are used to fly for example.
What do butterfly and bird wing share?
They flap and create enough lift for takeoff, and can potentially be used for camouflage. That's the only shared characteristic though, because butterfly wings are part of the insect's exoskeleton, and bird wings are technically arms. They don't share anything in build or ancestry.
