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How birds fly higher?
Birds fly higher because wind flows faster under the wing than it does above so there is high pressure under the wing creating lift.
A duck flapping its wing to fly in the air?
A duck must flap its wings to fly in the air. This is what all birds must do to fly in the air.
How does the air around a birds wing cause lift?
The bird's feathers are light. So the wind helps them fly but the bent edge on the wing makes them soar.
When do chikens fly?
They don't. They're too heavy for their wing size to be able to fly. At most they can flap and jump a bit.
Can all birds fly upside down?
No because, if they did their wings wouldn't catch air,and their wings need air or they won't fly.ere's only one bird that can fly upside down and that's the hummingbird because or their wing's angle structure but the other birds won't be able to fly upside down because of their wing's angle structure.not all birds are very smart
Can birds fly with a limp wing?
Yes, an Eagle can fly with a limp wing. You should know, it is the law to fly.
How do the birds wing help them?
Without wings, birds couldn't fly.
Why do birds need wing bars?
so they can fly
What is the wing structure of a penguin?
The wing structure is totally thin making hard for the birds to fly!!!!!
What is the size of a bat wing?
A wing is what birds use to fly to the sky or tunels or caves or clouds or to a tree or to a top of a roof or inside a house if the windows are open or in a car if the windows are open any wher we go the birds can go
How birds fly higher?
Birds fly higher because wind flows faster under the wing than it does above so there is high pressure under the wing creating lift.
What are needed to spread out the winds when the birds fly?
When flying, the birds need power on the wing to fly. Their bodies should also be streamlined.
Which muscle in the birds wing helps it to fly?
i don't know that is why i asked you
Can a bird fly with one wing?
only some birds but very few
How do tall buildings affect birds?
a lot because there was birds that fly into the buildings.
A duck flapping its wing to fly in the air?
A duck must flap its wings to fly in the air. This is what all birds must do to fly in the air.
How did the wright brothers learn about wing-warping?
They learnt about wing warping by spending a lot of time researching birds, there anatomy and how they fly.
