What are adaptations of puffins?

Answer 1

puffins use Bernoulli's Principal which is when the speed of air is high the pressure is low, and when the speed of air is low the pressure is high, and high pressure pushes against low pressure and you get lift

Answer 2

Some adaptations of the Atlantic puffin include an ability to live at sea their entire lives except when breeding, dive to great depths in search for food and to swim in the ocean.

They nest along the Atlantic coast of North America from Canada down to Maine. Some of these birds can be found as far away as Northern Europe.

Answer 3

The bodies of birds are adapted for flying. Many of a bird's bones are hollow which makes birds' bodies lightweight. Flying birds have large chest muscles that move the wings. Birds have feathers that help them fly.

Answer 4

• Light bones
• Feathers
• Tough respiratory systems
• Solid sternums for attachment of flight muscles.

Answer 5

Hollow Bones and wings are two adaptions birds have for flight

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Answer 7

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