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Science Times - Flight Speed Linked to Body Size in Animals: New Study Reveals How Tiny Feather Wing Beetle Flies at Accelerations

Flight Speed Linked to Body Size in Animals Reveals How Tiny Feather Wing Beetle Flies at Accelerations

Medicine & Technology Jan 20, 2022

A new study recently showed that the ability of feather wing beetles to fly at speeds and accelerations of insects thrice their size results from a reduced wing mass, as well as a previously unidentified type of wing-motion cycle.

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Flight Speed Linked to Body Size in Animals Reveals How Tiny Feather Wing Beetle Flies at Accelerations

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