Falcons are adapted for fast flight with narrow wings and compact bodies that reduce air resistance. In level flight, many species travel at about 60 to 90 km/h (37 to 56 mph) while searching for prey. During a hunting dive, speed increases dramatically. Peregrine falcons have been measured reaching over 320 km/h (200 mph) when descending, making them the fastest animals ever recorded. This speed is supported by specific physical traits. Falcons have reinforced lungs and nostrils that manage air

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