Catching feathers on injured birds is a great skill!How important are wings to birds?

For birds, the importance of wings is self-evident, without wings or if the wings are injured, they cannot soar in the blue sky, that is, they lose their mobility;Birds that cannot fly will not be able to catch insects, hunt for food, and will starve to death, especially some birds of prey that catch rats and snakes for food.

Without the help of wings, they simply can't deal with those prey. Therefore, the importance of wings is equivalent to life for birds, and only with wings can there be everything as a bird, but once the bird's wings are injured or the bird's feathers are damaged, it will greatly reduce its ability to fly, and even unable to fly

Some birds of prey died due to damage to the flying feathers on their wings, which greatly reduced their ability to fly and died without food. In the early years, there was this kind of technology among the people, which could help birds with flying feathers injured to receive feathers and restore their normal flight ability, but this technology has long been lost. However, Wang Weiyan, the founder of a raptor rescue center in Shenyang, has restored and created this raptor feather technology in many years of meticulous work, and over the years through his careful treatment and exploration and application, there have been countless birds returning to the blue sky with his help.

The work of Mr. Wang, who has regained his confidence, is to repair and reattach the feathers of those birds of prey whose feathers have been injured, so that they can return to normal flight ability and ensure that the new feathers are quite strong. The flight feathers he used to catch feathers were all from some seriously injured and dead birds of prey, or some birds of prey fell off naturally, and many bird feathers were repaired and regained confidence and started a new life. One of the most impressive is the kestrel that has it.

After Mr. Wang completed the feathering, the kestrel carefully sorted out its new feathers, which seemed to cherish the feathers, and regained confidence and flew back to the blue sky.

What to do if you encounter injured birdsWe sometimes encounter injured birds near the house or in the wild, many of them with injured wings and feathers. First of all, judge whether there is hope for the bird**, if there is hope, you can wrap it in a clean towel and put it in a shoebox to let it have a warm environment first. In this process, it is necessary to avoid children and other animals from coming into contact with the bird, in order to prevent the bird from carrying diseases, we should wear gloves when handling the bird, and at the same time do not let the bird get too close to our face, so as not to be scratched or spread bacteria.

Do not force the bird to be fed during the rescue process, do not move it too much to avoid secondary injury, and provide an additional heat source to keep the bird warm when the weather is cold, and then call animal protection organizations, bird rescue organizations or veterinarians for help.

Wings are very important for birds. Giving feathers to injured birds is a very powerful technique that can help birds regain their ability to fly. A bird cannot fly if it has no wings.

Wings are very protective for birds. If the feathers are gone, it is equivalent to us humans without legs, without feathers, they will not be able to fly freely. For example, when it rains, they can use their feathers to shield themselves from the rain, which can be a good way to avoid getting wet and hurting in the rain.

You can let them find food as they want, and there is also something that can avoid some dangers and keep them safe.

The wings of birds have many special functions and structures, which make them not only good at flying, but also perform many flying "stunts", which are difficult to achieve with current human technology. The tiny hummingbird is the "***" of birds, it can both rise and fall vertically, and it can fly backwards. While sucking nectar, it does not rest on the flower like a bee, but hovers in the air.

What a clever flying trick this is. Building a vertical take-off and landing aircraft with the characteristics of a hummingbird has become a dream dream for many aircraft designers.

Wings are particularly important to birds, their wings are like our hands, they can't fly without wings, they can't go where they want to go, and they can't go without wings.

Very important. Birds can only live if they have wings, which are the body parts that birds cannot live without.

When a bird has wings, it can fly freely, which is a very important skill.

Of course, this is very important, after all, birds are flying animals, and without wings, they simply cannot live normally.

Feathers are essential for the survival of birds. Feathers are like human limbs, if not more important. Without feathers, birds are likely to die.

Wings are very important to birds, birds can't fly without wings, birds can't survive without wings, go to find food, so, wings are like birds' legs.

In many training sessions or workshops, the instructor will use the rebirth of the eagle as an inspirational story to encourage people that eagles can survive until they are about 70 years old, but by the time they are 40 years old, their claws, beaks and feathers are old and their bodies are overwhelmed. If they want to keep alive, they fly over the cliffs, where they pluck their feathers one by one, peck at their aging claws, and slam their beaks against rocks to make them fall off.

After a few months, the feathers, beaks, claws, etc., will grow again, and they will be alive again and fly into the sky again.

Because the story has been circulating long enough and spread far enough that people think it's true, it's actually a chicken soup for the soul through and through, and the eagles don't even pluck their feathers off because if they do, they're going to die.

Eagles are birds of prey, they will actively attack their prey, and because of this, their body structure has evolved into an offensive form. Their beaks are curved and sharp, tearing open the surface of their prey and devouring the flesh of their preyThe claws have hooked claws that are capable of grasping prey;Huge wings can take them higher to be able to hunt for prey.

In other words, their beaks, claws, and their wings are the key to their hunting, and the success rate of the lack of any one eagle will decrease, so they simply cannot pluck their feathers, peck off their claws, and hit the beak.

In addition, eagles are birds, and birds need to use energy to maintain their body temperature. Birds have a higher body temperature than most mammals, because higher body temperatures promote the catalytic efficiency of enzymes, and too much of a higher body temperature can also lead to bird death. Higher body temperature means that birds have a high energy expenditure, and in order to meet their energy needs, many birds need to forage frequently instead of going days without meals like mammals.

If the eagle does "regenerate" on the cliff, it will be unable to hunt, eat, and die after it plucks its feathers, pecks its claws, and beats its beak.

Also, birds need to maintain their body temperature, and the body temperature loss after plucking out their feathers is so rapid that they can easily freeze to death. Beaks are the equivalent of human beaks and hands, and they use them to feed and arrange their feathers, without which they are not only unable to eat, but also unable to protect themselves.

More importantly, eagles can only survive for about 20 years in the wild and 40 years old in artificial environments, and no individual has been found to survive to 70 years old, and no rebirth of eagles has been observed. Therefore, the rebirth of the eagle is a complete chicken soup for the soul, and it is not a real phenomenon. There are many real inspirational stories in our lives, and we don't need to look for inspirational stories from a fictional story.