Larger species of hummingbirds,
despite their increased mass, are able to adapt to outmaneuver smaller species
Date: February 8, 2018
Source: University of British Columbia
Summary:
Evolved differences in muscle
power and wing size -- along with a touch of skill -- govern hummingbirds'
inflight agility, according to new research. As opposed to other winged
animals, larger species of hummingbirds are able to adapt to outmaneuver smaller
species.
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