Why Don't Birds Get Electrocuted on Power Lines? 🐦⚡️

Ever noticed birds chilling on power lines and wondered why they're not zapped? This video dives into the fascinating science explaining why birds can safely perch on electrical wires without getting electrocuted. It turns out, it's all about how electricity flows and the birds' positioning. But, not all situations are safe for these feathered friends. Discover what happens when birds encounter two wires or a grounded object. Perfect for curious minds and nature lovers, this video will enlighten you on the simple yet intriguing reasons behind this common sight.

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[phillipabramoff]

We learned in grade school that the reason why they don't get shocked is that electricty will flow along the shortest route, and that going up into the bird would be a "detour" for the electrical flow, as opposed to just flowing straight through the wire.

[winddancer]

The first bird is your money after taxes.

[jeremiahnewman]

Why did the first bro disappear like Doctor Strange?😂😂😂😂😂

[JeyzorGD]

Well the birds feet is made up of bone which cant get shocked but if you touch 2 wires with high and low currents they transfer that energy to yoy

[Mayortheroblox]

Bird Grill On Nov 29, 2024 Power outage

[CookieCrumble-uw]

Really cus it looked like the two bird got electrocute