"It's been very informative, especially with the hands-on training and demonstrations with the staff, the actual experts here who do this day in and day out ... because each species of bird needs ...

Instead of the usual blunt front, they proposed a long, tapered, and aerodynamic nose that copied the bird's beak. The new design revolutionized how the train engaged the air in front of it.

This problem is an adaptation of a famous old puzzle know as the Bird-Train problem or the Two Trains Puzzle. http://mathworld.wolfram.com/TwoTrainsPuzzle.html Like a ...

You’re usually training birds that are juvenile. They’re newly born, just at the point where they would be leaving the nest, learning how to fly. That’s the age that the parents spend a lot ...