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Apus apus

Kingdom
4Animals
Phylum
5Sauropsida
Class
6Aves
Subclass
3Columbaves
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Apus apus

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Clades: Apodidae, Apodiformes, Aves.
Chordata, Animals.
English: Common swift.
Dutch: gierzwaluw.
IntroductionThe most aerial of birds, the common swift is renowned for its superb flying ability, favoring a life spent almost entirely on the wing. This bird is unique in its ability to stay airborne for extended periods, spending up to nine months aloft outside the breeding season. The common swift performs most activities in the air, including feeding, preening, playing, sleeping and mating and, in fact, it only lands to feed its young or roost. The common swift’s body is perfectly developed for flying. During a falling this bird falls into micro sleep.
Substance is made from a feather and the proving was realized in Germany, the results were published by Andrea Amende in 2009.
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