Which mechanism optimizes soaring flight in vultures encountering upward air currents?

💡 Explanation

When a vulture encounters an upward air current, adjusting wing camber increases upward lift because increasing the wing's curvature changes the pressure difference. Therefore adjusting wing camber results, rather than dynamic soaring, minimizing drag, or feather locking all of which serve other flight adaptations.

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