When peregrine falcons are flying high and spot prey below and prepare to go after it, they angle downward. They at least slightly fold in their wings and can dive up to 200 mph. Once they are close enough to the prey, another flying bird, they reach out their talons and grab it. Once they have it in their talons they swoop up. That is how Peregrine Falcons stoop.
Peregrine Falcon (when diving)
The peregrine falcon, at speeds near 200 mph.
The falcon because it dives at more than 200 mph
The peregrine falcon lives in Florida but is endangerd. The peregrine falcon became endangerd in 1970. The peregrine falcon lives in Florida but is endangerd. The peregrine falcon became endangerd in 1970.
The Peregrine Falcon is the fastest bird when in its hunting dive, the stoop, when it dives steeply at speeds of over 200 mph.
a Peregrine falcon can fly 180mph no it Can fly 140 mph and faster and when it dives it can go 200mph and more
Probably the Peregrine Falcon because it is the fastest flying animal. When it dives it can reach speeds of 200 mph. It's common to mistake these fast. feathery divers for torpedoes.
There are of course different things that can be considered special about any kind of bird. For the peregrine falcon the most easy answer to this question is that it is the fastest animal there is. It reaches speeds of around 350km/hour when it dives from great height onto it's unexpecting prey.
A Peregrine's prey of choice is other birds, particularly pigeons. The peregrine climbs high above it's intended victim, and dives with incredible speed, wings folded, at it's prey. The peregrine is travelling so fast as it hit's it's prey that it is killed instantly by the impact, thus saving the Peregrine from having to deal with a struggling meal, which can weigh as much, if not more than the falcon.
No, the fastest animal on the Earth is the Peregrine Falcon. But that is only when it dives headfirst. The fastest Land animal is the cheetah, often mistaken with the leopard.
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The peregrine falcon is faster than a bullet when it dives during flight, reaching speeds over 240 mph.