Can anything fly backwards? besides hummingbirds?

Answers:
Only hummingbirds and some insects - bumblebees, dragonflies, a couple of others. It's because of the way they move their wings. Most birds gain lift with the downstroke, and minimize the drag created by the upstroke. Hummingbirds actually make an almost figure-eight in the air with their wings, allowing them to get lift (and control direction) on BOTH the upstroke and the downstoke. Because they are always getting lift no matter where they are in the stroke, hummingbirds have complete control of acceleration and momentum in any direction. It also allows bumblebees to grow to ridiculous proportions - they could never fly if they simply used the downstroke as a only power stroke.

I can.

Helicopters, PeterPan and Tinkerbell

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bats

Bumblebees?

Helicopters, of course.

For short duration,
I think dragonfly, bats

A dyslexic bird can fly backwards

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Yes.helicopters.

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