How windshields survive bird strikes?

Have you Ever wondered how helicopter windshields survive bird strikes? You see, they're made strong with layers of reinforced glass or acrylic. These windshields are incredibly strong, with multiple layers to absorb the force of impact, and some even have mesh screens for extra protection. But the real magic is their curved shape. This curve helps spread the impact of bird strikes, allowing them to endure speeds of up to 115 miles per hour!

[skinnypp]

Bruh that one helicopter is lagging, probably have 964 ping.

[davedixon]

thing is they arent really moving that fast so the birds dont break through so often

[JOHNKalo-rbum]

Bro the helicopter was lost his internet 💀💀💀💀

[chippyjohn]

Not glass, not acrylic, usually polycarbonate.

[SantiagoP-yi]

Who noticed the GTA helicopter with missiles

[MattP]

lol why was the chicken censored? was it flipping us the bird? were its huevos visible?