Long-distance flights can interfere with the internal clocks of seabirds

Source: The Japan Times By Marta Serafinko

Long-distance flights can interfere with the internal clocks of seabirds

A new study shows that birds that fly long distances may experience a phenomenon similar to human jet lag that causes them to drift off course.

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