Seabirds travel hundreds of kilometers to feed chicks, deviate up to 15 degrees from their route, and scientists discover they may suffer something like jet lag

Original: Aves marinhas percorrem centenas de quilômetros para alimentar filhotes, chegam a desviar até 15 graus da rota e cientistas descobrem que podem sofrer algo parecido com jet lag

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Seabirds can veer off course when returning to feed their chicks. Scientists investigate the influence of the biological clock on navigation. The post Seabirds travel hundreds of kilometers to feed chicks, veer up to 15 degrees off course, and scientists discover they may experience something like jet lag appeared first on Catraca Livre.

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