There will be times I’m on normal roads or even driving fast on a highway and have had very close encounters with birds flying aross the front of my car.
I never see dead birds on the road so I just assume they have some kind of special airflow mechanism that allowed them to avoid accidents.
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Their bones are hollow and they are extremely lightweight. Smaller birds are more or less obliterated when they are hit by a car. There’s nothing left to see but feathers.
I’ve only hit a few birds in decades of driving but each time was the same: a poof and then I look behind me and there’s nothing to see. Maybe a bit of “dust” on the car where the impact was.
Their bones are hollow and they are extremely lightweight. Smaller birds are more or less obliterated when they are hit by a car. There’s nothing left to see but feathers.
I’ve only hit a few birds in decades of driving but each time was the same: a poof and then I look behind me and there’s nothing to see. Maybe a bit of “dust” on the car where the impact was.
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