Description
A flying House Sparrow may look tiny, but it’s actually an amazing little acrobat. Sparrows can rapidly flap their wings up to about 15 times per second, allowing them to make quick turns and sudden dives in mid-air. When you see a sparrow darting through the sky, it’s not flying randomly, it’s constantly calculating speed, wind, obstacles, and nearby birds in real time. Tiny body, surprisingly advanced pilot.
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