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How can the harrier fly?
no
What can't the harrier do?
The Harrier can't fly supersonic in level flight or fly long distances.
How does a harrier fly?
45 mph
What eats the Northern Harrier?
Ben
What eats northern harrier?
Ben
Is the Northern Harrier a Tersiary consumer?
tertiary
Which aircraft can fly backward?
Helicopters, the Harrier jumpjet.
The Harrier can also Fly...?
.....vertically at take-off and landing.
What military aircraft can fly backwards?
The Harrier Jump Jet
How fast does a northern harrier fly?
The northern harrier can reach speeds of about 25 to 30 miles per hour (40 to 48 kilometers per hour) when flying. However, during hunting or when startled, they can achieve short bursts of speed that may exceed this range. Their flight is characterized by a distinctive low, gliding style, often seen over fields and marshes.
The Harrier Plane can also fly?
.....vertically at take-off and landing.
How does the Boeing harrier engine fly?
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