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https://researchfrontiers.uark.edu/why-do-birds-flock-together/

https://www.livescience.com/32812-why-do-bird-flocks-move-in-unison.html

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Flocking has always been interesting to me because its done for many reasons. Flying in sync, birds making v's for speed and energy conservement is an instinct for birds but a dream for humans.

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Some birds, including swans, geese, cranes, pelicans and flamingos, form tight, V-shaped patterns, while others fly together in loose flocks. V-shaped formations help birds conserve energy, since each bird flies slightly ahead of the other, there is less wind resistance.

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What is flocking and what is it good for?

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What is flocking and what is it good for?

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Each individual is less likely to be captured by a predator. In birds, flock formation is generally associated with cooperative food hunting, information exchange and protection from predators. While there are disadvantages to being in close association with lots of other animals, the fact the flocking is so common in birds means the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.