Study Shows Seabirds Experience Jet Lag on Flights to Their Nest
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A recent study reveals that a species of seabirds becomes disoriented when flying back to their nests due to shifting time zones. This finding highlights that jet lag is not exclusive to humans but can also affect wildlife during long-distance travel.
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Originally published by npr
