explain in brief why birds that walk on the leaves floating on the surface of water have wide feet.
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The birds that walk on leaves floating in water have wider feet because,
when their feet has larger area there is less pressure applied on the leaf.
Pressure=Force/Surface Area
pressure is inversely proportional to the surface area, therefore they have wider feet so that they don't sink the leaf with them.
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This is because wide feet increases the area of contact with the leaves. So they exert less pressure on the leaves, allowing them to walk on these leaves.
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