it is used to defeat...(cant tell you who it is used to defeat,because I'm not going to baby you.) :) :) :)
It depends in the specific type of boomerang. there is two types. Returning and non-returning boomerang. Back to your question. The way the boomerang is shaped makes it more aerodynamic than a simple stick, also a returning boomerang is specially made to return. Your Welcome. -CRP
It's either a "Kylie" or a "Birgan" boomerang. you may have to double check (:
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the boomerang started as a stick aboriginals used to use to hunt, and a hunter accidentaly made a returning boomerang. modern boomerangs are made of stronger materials and can fly over 200 yards.
The returning boomerang
A boomerang is a weapon that starts with the letter B, and returns to its owner when thrown.
the materials and shape of the boomerang was originally bone or wood, and in a v shape, with two wings. now these days, boomerangs are made of materials like plastic and others, and can have 2, 3 or 4 wings. also, there are different types of boomerangs. the most common and popular boomerang, is the returning boomerang, though the origin of the boomerang was as a aboriginal hunting weapon in many parts of the world, but especially Australia, since aboriginal australians had not developed the bow & arrow, and this type was a non-returning boomerang, the throwing stick. it was very effective against large animals, such as emus and kangaroos.
A boomerang (or a really bad relationship!)
The boomerang is an icon of Australia. There are both returning and non-returning boomerangs. Indigenous people of California, Arizona and southern India also had a version of the stick. The Australian version was first observed in 1804 near Port Jackson, Australia during a skirmish. The word originated with the Turuwal people who lived in the region of Port Jackson.
Australians have used the boomerang for 50,000 years.
No, a boomerang is a V (boomerang) shaped bird hunting device originally used by the Aboriginals indigenous to Australia
Not all boomerangs ere designed to return, and the returning ones were not designed to hit a target. They were used to frighten animals towards traps, or simply for sport and entertainment.