Which condition arises when a bird's wing loading increases substantially during turbulent conditions?

💡 Explanation

A higher wing loading during turbulence leads to an increased stall speed because Bernoulli's principle combined with angle of attack exceeds critical limits, therefore stalls become more likely rather than stable laminar airflow.

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