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Birds are animals that have wings to fly, which can be adapted (modified) to regions where winds are more intense.

<h3>What is adaptation?</h3>

Adaptation refers to the emergence of traits capable of facing challenging environmental conditions.

In birds, wings are an adaptive trait of this taxonomic group, which can be modified according to the environment.

In regions where winds are more intense, wings can take different anatomical forms in order to resist these environmental conditions.

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