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Birds perched on power lines are a common sight, but many wonder why they aren’t electrocuted. The answer lies in physics—when a bird sits on a single wire, both of its feet are at the same electrical potential, meaning no current flows through its body. Electricity moves from higher to lower potential, and without a voltage difference, the bird remains safe. However, touching two wires at once or a grounded object would create a dangerous path for electricity, leading to electrocution. At Forevergreen, we share fascinating insights into the harmony between wildlife and human infrastructure. By understanding these interactions, we can better design systems that keep animals safe. Join our community to explore the science and conservation stories that connect us all. Visit the link in our bio to learn more. #BirdSafety #WildlifeFacts #ElectricityAndWildlife #BirdsOnPowerLines #AnimalBehavior #Forevergreen #NatureEducation #WildlifeProtection #ConservationAwareness #FGApp

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