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What is most likely to get hurt a bird on an electric wire or a boy fliying a kite near a elecrtic wire?
Updated: 4/28/2022
If the bird only touches one conducting wire it is in no danger. There must be a current path through the bird to harm it and there wouldn't be. The boy flying the kite is standing on the ground and under the right conditions could complete a current path through the string and his body to the earth, thus harming him.
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