There are few things more spectacular—or startling—than a large flock of birds swirling overhead in a synchronized dance across the sky. Now, researchers have figured out how these flyers soar so close together without crashing. The secret, the team reports, is having “marginal speed control.” Learn more: https://fcld.ly/qkmr2rs #ScienceReels | Science

With Birdly's VR flight simulator, you can almost *literally* fly like an eagle. It doesn't just throw you into a virtual world, it has a fan that simulates the wind and side panels so you can flap your arms, er, wings, and soar https://wired.trib.al/smecS3L | WIRED

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a robot too. The Bionic Bird X-Fly is a biomimetic ornithopter, aka a flying machine that flaps like a real bird. #drone #futuretech #ornithology #indiegogo #prototype #todayimtoyingwith | The Verge