Which aerodynamic effect occurs when dihedral angles of raptor flight feathers are reduced suddenly?

💡 Explanation

Increased stall speed results because disruption of airflow over the wing utilizes boundary layer separation, causing a rapid loss of lift; therefore stall, caused by decreasing dihedral angles on wing feathers is the effect, rather than increased soaring or decreased drag.

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