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Animal Camera: Episode 3: Airborne

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BBC One - Animal Camera, Airborne

Steve Leonard learns how cameras are solving some of the mysteries of animal flight.

Steve Leonard learns how cameras are solving some of the mysteries of flight, and how this can be applied to aeronautics.

With the help of the latest technology, Steve Leonard gets airborne and teams up with scientists to start solving some of the mysteries of animal flight. From eagle cam to Bumble bee Radar and with Steve flying in a vertical wind tunnel, we find out just how birds and bees do it and as we do so, from de - formable wings to jets flying in convoy, we learn how the latest in aeronautical technology is moving into the future with a little help from our feathered friends.

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Steve Leonard investigates how new technology reveals the secrets of the animal world.

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