Did you hear that a rock formation called Darwin's Arch collapsed in the Galapagos Islands?
Guess you could call that the work of Natural Selection!
What do you call a half man half horse in the middle of an army formation?
The centaur of attention..... ill see myself out
When flying in V formation one side's often longer than the other. Do you know why that is?
That side has more birds on it
Why don't owls fly in a V formation?
Because if they did they'd be vowels.
When ducks are flying south, they fly in a V formation. But one side is always longer. Do you know why?
There's more ducks on that side.
(As told by my father)
Migratory birds can be fascinating. You often see them fly in "V" formation across the sky. On occasion you see that one side is longer than the other. It's a simple scientific explanation really.
There just happens to be more birds on that side.
Geese fly in a V-formation for aerodynamics, and when the lead goose gets tired he switches out his position. But one side of the V is almost always longer than the other. Do you know why?
Saw the craziest rock formation
Ducks in Formation
Dad and son look skyward to flying V of ducks.
Dad asks: "Do you know why one side of the V is longer than the other?"
Son: "No, why?"
Dad: "There are more ducks on that side."
My wife is into geology and rock formations.
http://m.imgur.com/gallery/8FMv6d1
Coach: Alright team, let’s get in formation.
Me: Sure coach. Information about what?
Coach: You’re cut.
Cliffs are my favorite geographic formation.
But they have one downside.
Scientists have finally figured out why, when geese flying in 'V' formation, one side is longer than the other.
That side has more geese in it.
If the leaning tower of Pisa was a gemstone, what formation would it be?
My Dad and I were watching Geese fly in V formation
He looked to me and said, "Do you know why the left side of the V formation is longer?"
So I told him, "I can't think of a reason, why?"
So he enlightened me, "It's because it has more geese in it."
So I went hiking, took some pictures of a massive rock formation, and posted them on facebook.
A friend asked, “What rock is that?”
I reply, “I am not sure that rock has a name.”
My uncle chimes in.
“They wouldn't answer to their names anyway.”
When geese fly in a V formation, one side is always longer than the other. Do you know why that is?
There are more birds on that side.
Do you know why one side is longer when birds are flying in a V formation?
Because there’s more birds on that side.
You know how when geese fly they fly in a V formation and one side is always longer than the other? Do you know why that is?
There are more geese on that side.
When birds fly in a 'V' formation, why is one side always longer?
Because there's more birds in it.
When birds fly in the V formation, why is one side of the V longer than the other?
There’s more birds on one side.
Do you know why one side of the V formation geese fly in is always longer?
because there's more geese on that side
You know how ducks fly in a V formation? Do you know why the one side of the V is longer than the other?
There are more ducks on that side.
So you know how birds fly in a "V" formation? Do you know why one side is longer than the other?
Because there are more birds on that side.
Do you know why Geese when flying in a "V" formation have more birds on one side than the other?
Because there are more Geese on that side.
When canadian geese fly in a V formation, one side is always longer than the other. Do you know why?
It's got more geese in it.
When birds fly in the "V" formation why is one side longer than the other?
Because there is more birds on that side.
Source: actually told to me by my dad.
When birds are flying in a V-formation, why is one side of the "V" longer than the other?
...
Because there are more birds on that side.
While watching a flock of geese flying overhead in a V formation.
My Dad says, "Son, do you know why one side of the V is longer than the other?" I said, "No Dad, why?" He deadpans, "More geese on that side."
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