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Ever wonder who the true masters of the skies are? From hummingbirds that fly backward to bats that make mid-air somersaults, nature's aerial acrobats are about to blow your mind! When you think of aerial acrobatics, you might imagine a grand air show, but nature beats us to it every day. The hummingbird, for instance, is the only bird that can fly backward, thanks to its unique wing structure that allows it to hover like a tiny helicopter. Meanwhile, the peregrine falcon dives at speeds over 240 miles per hour, making it the fastest animal in the world when in a dive. Don’t forget about bats, which can make mid-air somersaults and turns that would make a gymnast jealous. Their wings are so agile that they can make precise maneuvers in thick forests while catching insects on the fly. Another star of the skies is the albatross, which can glide for hundreds of miles without flapping its wings thanks to dynamic soaring. From high-speed dives to intricate maneuvers, nature’s aerial acrobats show us that the sky is truly their playground. Which of these flying animals impressed you the most? Drop your thoughts below and follow for more amazing nature facts!