we all know geese fly in a v formation to reduce wind drag and they take turns at the front of the v... sometimes, you look up and notice one side of the v is longer than the other: do you know why? - Post by siouxz on Boldomatic

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we all know geese fly in a v formation to reduce wind drag and they take turns at the front of the v...

sometimes, you look up and notice one side of the v is longer than the other: do you know why?

we all know geese fly in a v formation to reduce wind drag and they take turns at the front of the v... sometimes, you look up and notice one side of the v is longer than the other: do you know why?

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