Science, asked by tanvi9173, 5 hours ago

why don't birds get electrocuted when they land on an electric wire

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Answered by Anuragkumar08

Explanation:

because they land on only one phase or earth so they don't electrocuted

Answered by samarthcv

Answer:

We know that the electric lines carry a constant voltage supply across the power lines. Therefore, the potential difference across the claws will be negligible or zero. Thus, the current will not flow through the bird and hence they will not be electrocuted.

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