Nightjar study finds wing design trades flight efficiency for agility
Lund University researchers also found that the migrating birds produce forward thrust while raising their wings, a technique mainly associated with bats and insects.
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Lund University researchers also found that the migrating birds produce forward thrust while raising their wings, a technique mainly associated with bats and insects.