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Do dragonflies have wings and if so, how do they use them for flying?
Yes, dragonflies have wings. They have two pairs of transparent wings that they use to fly by flapping them in a unique pattern. This allows them to maneuver quickly and efficiently in the air.
Why are butterfly wings identical?
Butterfly wings are not always identical, but they do have symmetrical patterns due to gene expression and development processes. Each wing cell receives the same genetic information, resulting in a mirror image pattern on both wings. Additionally, environmental factors can influence the final appearance of the wings.
How fast does a bee flap its wings?
Most hummingbirds flap their wings about 50 or so times a second. Moravia They have special wing that bend so that they can flap their wings faster
Do butterfly fly with their wings to move?
Yes, they move them constantly up and down at a supremely fast rate to stay in flight.
How do butterflies dry their wings?
Butterflies open and close their wings to expose them to the air and sunlight, which helps to dry them out. They also use their large surface area and veins in the wings to effectively absorb moisture. Additionally, some butterflies will hang upside down to allow gravity to help with the drying process.
Did the Dodo Bird have wings?
yup but they couldn't fly.....just like penguins!
Why ostritges cant fly?
Ostriches wings are too small in comparison to their weight.
What do ostriches use their wings for?
Most birds use their wings for flight. Some of the flightless birds, or birds which do not fly much, may use their wings just for balance, especially when perching (e.g. chickens). For some flightless birds such as the kiwi, their wings appear to be without purpose.
What is speed and direction of a Ostriches wing?
Ostriches don't fly, they run at speeds of 40 MPH. The wings aren't useful, they do help with balance when it's running and needs to change directions.
Why the ostrich can fly?
ostrich can't fly. because ostriches are too big for thier little wings
What is a ancestral function of wings of an ostrich?
The ancestral function of wings in ostriches, like in other flightless birds, is believed to be related to their evolution from flying ancestors. Initially, wings would have been used for flight, aiding in mobility and escape from predators. Over time, as ostriches adapted to a terrestrial lifestyle, their wings became less functional for flying and evolved for other purposes, such as balance, courtship displays, and thermoregulation.
Why do ostriches lay eggs?
So they can repopulate the amour of ostriches in the world. Let me put it this way: 0 eggs = Extinct ostriches
Which birds can run but not fly?
Ostriches and emus do not fly and run quite fast.
What is the purpose of fore wings on a grasshopper?
The purpose of the fore wings of a grasshopper is to help them fly.
What is the purpose of the wings on a bug?
The purpose of the wings on a bug is to help it fly and move around in its environment.
What are a group of ostrichs called?
a group of ostriches are called a flock you spelt ostriches wrong so it didnt work how u planned it to work *ostriches :)
What are the characteristics of flightless birds?
Flightless birds have a small keel and wings.
