I WONDER - Are Birds Aerodynamic?

Birds have evolved to be highly aerodynamic, allowing them to fly long distances efficiently. Their wings and feathers are designed to create lift and reduce drag. Some birds, like Falcons and Eagles, have specialized wing shapes for high-speed dives. Scientists study these natural aerodynamic experts to inspire new aircraft designs.

What adaptations do birds have to help them fly long distances?

How do the shapes of bird wings contribute to their ability to fly?

What is the significance of feathers in bird flight?

Which birds are mentioned as having specialized wing shapes for diving?

How do scientists utilize the study of birds in their research?