How do flamingos travel?

Answer 1

Flamingos walk on long, stilt like legs that are designed for wading in shallow water. They have webbed feet so they won't sink into the mud at the bottom of the water. When they fly, flamingos run a few steps into the wind; the flock will fly in formations that take advantage of the wind currents. For more information see the link below.

Answer 2

Flamingos walk on long, stilt like legs that are designed for wading in shallow water. They have webbed feet so they won't sink into the mud at the bottom of the water. When they fly, flamingos run a few steps into the wind; the flock will fly in formations that take advantage of the wind currents. For more information see the link below.
Flamingos spend most of their time on the ground. They walk on long thin legs designed to wade in the shallow water where they find their food. Their feet are webbed to prevent sinking in the muddy bottom. When they fly, they take several strides before they take off. They fly in large groups, the flock will fly in formations that take advantage of the wind currents.

Answer 3

When they fly, flamingos run a few steps into the wind; the flock will fly in formations that take advantage of the wind currents.
When flamingos fly, they take several steps and take off into the wind. The flock will fly in formations that take advantage of the wind currents.

Answer 4

Flamingos travel in large flocks and in unisoin

Answer 5

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