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Seabirds get jet lag too, study finds
Original: Seabirds get jet lag, too — and it can throw them a bit off course
New research reported by Science News suggests seabirds can experience a jet lag-like disruption to their internal clocks, and the effect may cause them to stray slightly off course during their movements. The finding highlights how circadian rhythm disruption affects wild animals as well as humans, prompting discussion about navigation and migration behavior in birds.
Why now: A newly reported study linking disrupted internal clocks to navigational errors in seabirds is drawing interest.
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