How does a bird fly?
When a bird flaps its wings, air is pushed downward. This produces an opposite force that "lifts" the bird into the air.
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Flapping is like rowing oars. When the wing is fully extended, it pushes air downwards. Gliding resembles how an airplane flies.
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