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Why do vultures prefer to glide not flap?
Vultures prefer to glide not flap because when they flap they waste a lot of energy and it is easier to search for prey when you are gliding.
What sounds do wings make?
flap flap flap.
When was Flap Your Wings - song - created?
Flap Your Wings - song - was created in 2003.
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Ducks do not flap their wings
Is flap a verb?
Yes birds can flap there wings
How birds get thrust?
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it can flap it wings 120000000 in 1000 minutes
Why are vultures wings a V shape?
an oval
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flap wings
How do tui fly?
they flap their wings
How do hummingnbirds fly?
they flap their wings
How do butterlies fly?
they flap their wings
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