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Fly wings serve multiple functions, primarily enabling flight, which allows flies to escape predators, find food, and seek mates. Additionally, the wings aid in temperature regulation and can be used for communication during mating rituals. In some species, the wings also play a role in balance and maneuverability during flight.
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What are the function of legs and wings of cockroach?
to walk and fly
What is the function of having wings?
Wings are there to FLY! Humans needs money to FLY! Some of them, specially from developing country may not have enough of it.
What is the function of wing?
it is when you fly and give me a correct biology answer.
Do Japanese Dragons fly or walk?
they fly because they have wings they fly because they have wings they fly because they have wings they fly because they have wings
Can you fly with fake wings?
No, you cannot fly with fake wings. While they may look impressive, they lack the necessary structure and function to generate lift or support flight like real wings do. Additionally, human physiology does not support flight, so even with wings, we cannot achieve the ability to fly.
What is the function of the wings of the grasshopper?
The hind wings of a grasshopper, which is it's second pair of wings, is used to help them fly. While the front wings are rigid, the hind wings are more membrane-like and are very colorful.
What has wings can fly?
Most things with wings can fly.
Can people learn how to fly with wings?
Nobody can really fly with wings.
What is the only mammal without wings that can fly but does fly?
i dunno the one without wings but i know that the one with wings is a bat! A flying squirrel is a mammal without wings.
What is the function of the eagle wings?
The wings of an eagle enable them to fly at great speeds and heights. The wingspan of an eagle can be up to 90 inches across.
How does a fire fly fly?
with its wings?!
Why does a fly fly?
Because they have wings...
