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The fluttering of a flag is primarily caused by wind. When the wind blows, it creates air pressure differences on either side of the flag, causing it to move and ripple. Additionally, the flag's fabric and design contribute to how it catches the wind, enhancing the fluttering effect. Overall, the interaction between the wind and the material of the flag results in its characteristic movement.
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Why does wind make flags flutter?
Wind causes flags to flutter because it creates variations in air pressure around the flag. As the wind blows against the flag, it creates turbulence, which results in the flag moving back and forth. This movement is what causes the fluttering motion of the flag.
Do crocodiles flutter in the water to attract a mate or to scare off preditors?
I think they flutter in water to do both because by scaring off a preditor makes the mate think that the crocodile is protective
How does the flag stay on the moon?
The flag on the moon stays up because it is supported by a rod that is attached on top. The lack of wind on the moon means that the flag doesn't flutter, giving the impression that it's "waving" in the vacuum of space.
What flag makes up red and blue?
The British flag
Which way will a flag blow just after sunset?
A flag will blow towards the town or city because of the sea breeze.
How does the flag fly away from the flagpole?
The flag pole is high enough for there to be enough wind to catch it and keep it flapping for an indefinite amount of time.
What rhymes with flutter by?
butter and mutter rhymes with flutter
How do you use word flutter in a sentence?
I can flutter like a bird. Can you make your arms flutter like birds' wings?
What is a sentence for the word flutter?
She felt her heart flutter when he waved.
How many syllables does the word flutter have?
Flutter has two syllables.
When was Flutter in the Dovecote created?
Flutter in the Dovecote was created in 1986.
What if one's player flag belt lose in Flag Football?
that makes tem out
