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Yogita Ingle 7 years, 2 months ago
Scientist discovered that birds at the back of the V have slower heart rates and flapped less often. This definitely shows that birds benefit more from this flight formation.
According to researchers, the birds mostly fly around a meter behind and a meter off to the side up front. Now when the bird in front flaps its wings a vortex of air directly behind is pushed downwards which is called downwash.
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