The reason why geese fly in "V"
formation is because as each bird flaps its wings it creates uplift for the one
that follows it. This way the whole flock achieves an extra 71% flying range. 71%! When the lead goose tires
it drifts back into the formation and another moves to the lead position so
that they all benefit from the extra lift.
Nature has the perfect model. These birds are working better together than any other human group I've ever met or heard of... and they have brains the size of olives. "If geese can do it, people can to."
When participants unite behind a common purpose, they make each person's load easier and together they boost each other's potential. What a great concept!
"One Purpose", Richard Jacobs
Nature has the perfect model. These birds are working better together than any other human group I've ever met or heard of... and they have brains the size of olives. "If geese can do it, people can to."
When participants unite behind a common purpose, they make each person's load easier and together they boost each other's potential. What a great concept!
"One Purpose", Richard Jacobs
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