A falcon flies from South Africa to Finland with tiny devices attached to its body, and this image shows its journey from the satellite. The bird flew this distance of 15,000 kilometers in 42 days. An average of 357 kilometers per day are flown almost parallel. If you observe his journey well on the satellite, it will be seen that when he comes in front of a large body of water or sea, he changes his course from there as if he wants to rest and find land. Again, the desert of Egypt-Sudan was also bypassed so as not to be thirsty for lack of water. Difficult mapping, routing, altitude knowledge that scientists mastered for ages, where it takes years for pilots to learn these things, who taught this little bird so much? What's more interesting is that they don't spend even 1% of their energy while flying at high altitudes, they can travel hundreds of miles by just floating, often sleeping. How did this strange power and perfect technology come into their bodies? All this is the p...
