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Why Don Birds Get Electrocuted on Electric Wires?

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Why Don Birds Get Electrocuted on Electric Wires?

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Birds on a Wire Electrocution is injury or death that occurs because of electrical shock. If birds sitting on a wire are not getting electrocuted, this means they are not getting shocked by electricity. Essentially, this means that the electricity is able to pass through the birds without damaging them. Electricity works via electrons flowing through conductors. If a bird is able to sit on an electrical wire, it means that the bird is not a good conductor of electricity. A Bird Is Not a Good Conductor of Electricty Birds are able to sit on electrical power lines because the electrical current essentially ignores the bird’s presence and continues to travel through the wire. A bird’s body is not a good conductor of electricity. Electricity, similar to water, flows using the least amount of resistance possible. In electrical power lines, electricity flows along copper wires. Copper is an excellent conductor of electricity in that it allows electricity to flow easily along its surface. A b

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