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Storks typically have a slow and graceful flight, flapping their wings about 4 to 5 times per second when in flight. Unlike many birds that rely on rapid wing beats for propulsion, storks often use thermal updrafts to soar with minimal wing movement. This allows them to conserve energy while traveling long distances during migration.

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