Asked Feb 05, 2010
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How do bird wings work?
Well for starters, birds bones are hollow, making them much lighter. So when a bird flaps its wings, it displaces air below it, and that air is proportional to the size and weight of the bird itself. By pushing air down, a bird is literally lifting it's own body into the air. I can get more technical if you need me to.
Answered Feb 05, 2010
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well they flap ther wings to get up more speed then they speed off!
Answered Feb 06, 2010
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This is highly inaccurate. Please read my answer to understand how it works. What you described is how a plane works, minus the flapping.
Oni_Kami Feb 06, 2010
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