DrewBlows
Go Tigers!
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What's the highest you have seen a bird? Altitude affects birds the same way it affects airplanes, less air means less performance. I suppose some of the larger birds with high aspect ratio wings could glide very high, as they would not have to expend a lot of energy.
On another note, flys seem to have a hard time flying at 8,000' cabin pressure altitude. I don't know if it's the altitude or their failure to cope with the rapid change in altitude. Perhaps a fly who lives in Colorado would be acclimated to the altitude.
On another note, flys seem to have a hard time flying at 8,000' cabin pressure altitude. I don't know if it's the altitude or their failure to cope with the rapid change in altitude. Perhaps a fly who lives in Colorado would be acclimated to the altitude.