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This is probably the closest to flying you’ll ever get.

Flo Orley takes us with him on board his specially tuned hang glider near Chamonix in the Alps, where we join him for high speed maneuvers, high above the ground. With the glider cutting through the air as fast as 150 km/h, man’s dream of flying has never been so close.

Enjoy the breathtaking views and video camera angles, let them whisk you away into a dream for a few minutes, knowing that the sky has no limits…

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Gliding is a body movement term in anatomy. What is gliding? Gliding occurs when the surfaces of bones slide past one another in a linear direction, but without significant rotary or angular movement.

If you wave your hand from side to side, gliding will occur as the carpal bones of the wrist slide over one another.

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Gliding can occur at the plane joints of the body, such as the sacroiliac joint of the pelvis, sternocostal joints of the ribs, and more.

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When most people think of flying animals they think of birds and reptiles, these animals are masters of flight and the ability to fly has many different benefits. It can be use both for defence and attack as it can used to escape predators and it can also be used to catch their prey. Although some non avian creatures may try, there are very few mammals, amphibians, and reptile with the ability to fly. Despite this there are many great animal gliders and i will be covering some of these creatures today as i will be going through 5 of the great animal gliders.

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Flying snake images:
budak

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Rushen

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Bernard DUPONT

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tontantravel

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Gihan Jayaweera
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Akash M. Deshmukh
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Alan Couch

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Wallace’s flying frog images:
Zleng

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Rushen

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Bernard DUPONT

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Colugo images:
David Cook

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Alvin Wong

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budak

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Lip Kee

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Dick Knight

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Ria Tan

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Sergey Yeliseev

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Lip Kee Yap

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udo schuklenk

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Draco lizard images:
Victor

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Rushen

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Len Worthington

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Rawpixel Ltd

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Bernard DUPONT

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Bernard DUPONT

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Flying fish images:
Tom Benson

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Mike Prince

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Flying fish footage:
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGvvFS6KUZXr2vb-CWOi78w

Flying snake footage:
Gonzalo Mucientes
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9CIZLIU6ZcQ2SA1b3zzyyA
All everything Knowledge
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxhDmEW1u-NGxf85nLgoZlw

Colugo footage:
CATtv
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr6kIqAeMlloEmpsUDyh5Pg

Philippine eagle images:
shankar s.

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Tom McSparron

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Shemlongakit
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Billy Lopue

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Borneo Flying Frog image:
Chun Xing Wong

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Malabar Flying Frog image:
T. A Joseph

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Swordfish image:
FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute

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In this video i will be covering the flying snake, the Draco lizard, Wallace’s flying frog, the Colugo, and the flying fish.

Thanks for watching i hope you enjoyed 🙂

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