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Why do birds fly?

Asked by brandontyrrell12 (1points) April 7th, 2008 from iPhone
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jaeger's avatar

Why is the sky blue?

Try asking “how”, and your question will be a smidgen closer to Fluther-quality.

Even then you will get sent to Wikipedia.

syz's avatar

Birds most likely initially developed flight as a way to escape predators (i.e. flying fish, gliding lizards, etc). Eventually they would find it evolutionarily advantageous for genetic dispersal, finding mates, and finding food and water.

sumul's avatar

If you could fly, wouldn’t you? I know I would! :-)

Zaku's avatar

To avoid crashing when stepping out of the nest for the first time.

bettyac82's avatar

Because their feet are so small and their legs are so short that it would take them forever to get anywhere otherwise.

Randy's avatar

Because they have wings, duh!

goldilocks's avatar

haha ya I agree with sumul… BECAUSE THEY CAN :)

bulbatron9's avatar

Because they can’t ride a skateboard! So, they have to settle for second best!

DiegotheGreat42's avatar

to escape chuck norris…

PupnTaco's avatar

Don’t know why they fly, but I do know why they suddenly appear every time you are near.

gooch's avatar

Because they don’t have to get to the airport hours early to wait in line, then get told all the stuff they cant bring or do and finally pay way too much for airfare because of the rising fuel cost.

Robby's avatar

My question is this! If the collective is what it is suppose to be then why even answer this question? Even though the person answering this question is asking. ( common sense) As a new memeber who is learning the way of the collective.

Foolaholic's avatar

To get away from us, of course.

buster's avatar

so they can shit all over my car.

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