Which consequence of induced drag occurs when avian wingtip vortices intensify?

💡 Explanation

Increased wingtip vortices intensify downwash due to induced drag, causing decreased lift efficiency because they redirect airflow downward, therefore reducing upward force, rather than influencing feather wear or pulmonary gas exchange.

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