Scientists Discover Why Condors Flap Less Than Swans in Flight
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This study reveals a surprising difference in flight patterns between condors and swans, with condors flapping only 0.1% of the time compared to swans' 99%. The findings challenge long-held assumptions about bird flight and energy use, prompting researchers to rethink established theories.
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