Information Beings

One of the things I wonder about: when I feed birds, do they take the food back to their nests to share, or just keep it for themselves? If they keep it, does the extra weight limit how far they can fly? Maybe nature sorts it out—those who share, survive.

Birds have different feeding behaviors based on their species. Some may bring food back to share with others in their flock or nest, while others prefer to eat alone. The weight of the food they carry usually doesn't limit their flight capabilities, as they have evolved to manage varying loads. Nature indeed has a way of balancing cooperation and individual survival in the wild.