The Secret of Flamingo's One-Legged Stance: Energy Saving and Thermoregulation Mechanism
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The Secret of Flamingo's One-Legged Stance: Energy Saving and Thermoregulation Mechanism

Flamingos can stand on one leg for extended periods, even while sleeping, thanks to a locking joint mechanism that supports their weight with minimal muscle effort. This not only conserves energy but also aids in thermoregulation.

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