Nodding to himself, he spread out his wings as he said, "The extra weight and span of the wings changes your center of gravity. That's why you have trouble flying and landing."

Hopping off the ground, he flaps a bit to stay in the air. "For normal birds, we don't really have to think about it because it's natural for us. But since you change from human-like arms to bird-like wings, you also have to learn to recognize the shift in your balance."