that's incredibly interesting! also makes me feel sorry for those poor kingfishers I see online getting stuck in trees beak first :( glad to read that woodpeckers have a solution
Excellent explanation, Maja. I had no idea about the mechanics and biology of how woodpeckers actually peck like this and get stuck and release. That video clip is fascinating as well showing the impact on each strike. Thanks for sharing.
that's incredibly interesting! also makes me feel sorry for those poor kingfishers I see online getting stuck in trees beak first :( glad to read that woodpeckers have a solution
Now that’s interesting! So happy there are science-minded folk (aka scientists) on this platform. Learning so much. Love the drawings too!
Thank you for this great feedback, Nathaniel!
Aber naturlich!
I so enjoyed your explanation. What an amazing bird, thank you. A wonderful read.
Thank you so much, Cheryl!
Wow, that’s amazing!
Fascinating. Thank you for this.
This was so fascinating and clearly explained! Thank you for enlightening us readers as to the science behind woodpeckers.
Thank you, James!
Excellent explanation, Maja. I had no idea about the mechanics and biology of how woodpeckers actually peck like this and get stuck and release. That video clip is fascinating as well showing the impact on each strike. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Neil! I’m glad you enjoyed the post.
Fascinating. Absolutely fascinating. Zo blij je nieuwsbrief gevonden te hebben!
Thank you so much, Aria!