Warplanes flying in close formations use a feature called topographic distance, in which the pilot alone does not observe all the formation of the squadron, but watches his nearest neighbor and responds to every movement he makes in the air....
Warplanes flying in close formations use a feature called topographic distance, in which the pilot does not alone observe all the formation of the squadron, but watches his nearest neighbor and responds to every movement he makes in the air...
The aerial maneuvers of 200,000 starlings require a lot more!
Birds must respond with all their senses and respond to swarm vibrations in less than 100 milliseconds!
Almost three times faster than the eye flap, and the surprise is that their instinctual decisions are flawless!
Praise the Lord.
Humans have not yet reached the aircraft industry beyond their scientific and technological capabilities, but birds of all kinds are created by repeated happy coincidences!
In the sixth episode of the Design of Life series, we complete our journey with cypresses, and then we begin a journey with birds that spend the longest and most beautiful annual migration journey, Arctic terns, or sunbirds.
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Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page
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