Briefly explain, why do the kites and eagles fly without flapping their wings.
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hἶ ომནპ hპΓპ ἶჰ ყõυΓ მῆჰwპΓ
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Air pressure changes constantly. As the temperature changes, pockets of air move back and forth, creating wind. Birds take advantage of these wind streams, utilizing them to soar up and down without flapping their wings.
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The hot air during the day time surrounds the land
gradually and rises up, due to which a convection air of heat
develops. So, kites and eagles start moving along with this
rising current of heat without flapping the wings to fly high up
in the sky.
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