Bird on a Wire (1990) - The Final Fight.wmv

Bird on a Wire (1990) Mel Gibson, Goldie Hawn

Neville Brothers "Bird On A Wire" 1990*

Bird sitting on an electric cable.

Birds perched on power lines are a common sight, but many wonder why they aren’t electrocuted. The answer lies in physics—when a bird sits on a single wire, both of its feet are at the same electrical potential, meaning no current flows through its body. Electricity moves from higher to lower potential, and without a voltage difference, the bird remains safe. However, touching two wires at once or a grounded object would create a dangerous path for electricity, leading to electrocution. At Forev

JUDY COLLINS & LEONARD COHEN - "Suzanne" 1976

Leonard Cohen Hallelujah Live

K.D. Lang sings Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah