Birds that fly have lightweight bones, some of which are hollow. How might this unique body structure benefit the bird?

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Matthew Hui · Answer 1 · 2016-09-19T17:40:59+0000

It can benefit the bird by being light enough to glide around in the air. It can also help the bird by giving it the lightweight body structure to get away from danger in a speedy manor.

Birds that fly have lightweight bones, some of which are hollow. How might this unique body structure benefit the bird?

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