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Airplanes wings are modeled after bird wings, so they are similarly aerodynamical. The air flows around the wing of a bird and airplane creating buoyancy under the wing keeping the animal and aircraft on air. The difference is that a bird uses its muscles to move the wings to carry it onwards, while a plane uses propellers or jet engines to push it forwards.

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both airplanes and birds have adjustable wings, and tail,and have a fuel source, for birds it is fish , berrys , and perhaps nuts, for planes it is many different fuels.

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Birds uses their wing and tail parts as control surface to turn pitch yaw.airplanes also provided with some control surfaces to wing , tail to do the same operation.

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they both have wings and they both fly. they also both rely on lift to fly and cant go out of the atmosphere

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The both fly at great heights. They both have wings!

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There's only one - lift helps to keep them both aloft. Flying squirrels cannot actually fly - they can glide, and they are good at it. But they can't fly.

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Both can fly in the sky.

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They both have big dutys!!

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who knows *shrug*

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