The phrase "flying animals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to any animals that are capable of flight. For example, you could say, "Many people believe that birds are the only flying animals, but bats and butterflies are also capable of flight."
BERLIN The ancient flying reptiles called pterosaurs include the largest flying animals ever discovered, with estimated wingspans as wide as 11 meters, the width of a doubles tennis court.
Dr Lentink applies insights from flying animals to the design of drones.
Currently, the only evidence that flying animals can sense the magnetic disturbance which occurs before earthquakes is anecdotal.
The wingspan of these reptiles ranged from 2 to 11 metres, which makes them the largest-known flying animals.
You know, it's a cruel irony that you bring joy to so many children you don't even know while intelligent, flying animals in your own community suffer.
Nevertheless, researchers know that, for most flying animals, conventional "steady state" aerodynamic principles apply, the same ones that can lift a 200-ton jumbo jet into the air.
During the Italian Renaissance, inventor Leonardo da Vinci studied a variety of flying animals in his quest to create a machine for human-powered flight.
This suggests that bats might indeed be recruited as unpaid tree-planters, and further experiments are planned.This is not the first study of the idea of using flying animals to drop seeds into barren areas.
As might be expected, flying animals of Asian origin (e.g., bats and birds) reached Australia before the others, and they may have done so soon after Australia separated from Antarctica.
A number of biological mechanoreceptors used by flying animals are explored for their utility in MAVs.
This may explain how pterosaurs became so much larger than any other flying animals known".
