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The hummingbird shown here must beat its wings repeatedly to hover over flowers and drink nectar. What force does the beating of the hummingbird’s wings overcome?
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The hummingbird shown here must beat its wings repeatedly to hover over flowers and drink nectar. What force does the beating of the hummingbird’s wings overcome?

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Gravity

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User Campey
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I think its overcoming gravity right? Cause it has to hover and gravity is trying to pull it down, so I believe the answer is gravity!

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