The nervous system contributes to the success of birds as flying animals because of

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The nervous system contributes to the success of birds as flying animals because of all of these following things:
1. the well-developed integrative center of the brain that controls eating, singing, and flying
2. the well-developed center used to coordinate movement and balance
3. the well-developed optic lobes

Thanks to these things, birds are quite successful at flying because of their developed nervous system.

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