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The record is held by migrating bar-headed geese - they have been seen from a plane crossing the Himalayas, over Everest.
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How is the way a bird flies similar to the way a plane flies?
they both can go high in the air
Why does a bird fly?
A bird flies because of a variety of specialized adaptations. THAT IS WHY A BIRD FLIES!
What is that who has tail and flies in the sky?
Bird
What bird flies backword?
A humming Bird
Who sang she flies like a bird?
Mariah Carey sings "She Flies Like a Bird"
What is the name of a bird that only flies in wind?
A bird that only flies in wind is called a magpie.
What bird flies forwards and backwards?
Only hummingbirds can do that with their own abilities. Seagulls can barely glide backwards involuntarily in high winds.
What flies and starts with a n?
Nightingale is a bird. It flies.
A bird sitting on the wire flies away if a high voltage is passed through the wire?
Not so. We see birds sitting on active high lines all the time.
Do you call this bird flying about 37000 feet and sometimes luckily bumping some airplanes?
At 37,000 ft, there's nowhere near enough oxygen to support the high oxygen demand of a high-metabolic organism (bird!), nor enough air density to support either flapping or gliding flight. So the answer is - no bird flies this high.
How can you compare how a bird flies to how an aircraft flies?
Really, there is no comparison.
What is the meaning of No birds soars too high if he soars with his own wings?
No birds soars too high if he soars with his own wings, In my understanding the meaning of this is no bird flies high above alone all by himself, no bird soars alone with his own wings. I don't see any bird fly as high above alone, always by group. Its good to be successful with the help of mentors and motivators.
