How birds direct impulse to minimize the energetic cost of foraging flight

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  How birds direct impulse to minimize the energetic cost of foraging flight

  By Diana D. Chin, David Lentink

  Science Advances17 May 2017 : e1603041

  Parrotlets direct leg takeoff force to minimize energy costs of foraging flights across different distances and inclinations.

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  How birds direct impulse to minimize the energetic cost of foraging flight

  By Diana D. Chin, David Lentink

  Science Advances17 May 2017 : e1603041

  Parrotlets direct leg takeoff force to minimize energy costs of foraging flights across different distances and inclinations.

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