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Наука••NEXORA Editorial•Ars Technica

Seabirds racing home across the ocean can experience jet lag

Seabirds racing home across the ocean can experience jet lag

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Summary

Seabirds flying quickly across the ocean on their way home can experience an effect similar to jet lag. The available information does not specify the species involved or the precise consequences for them.

Details

Seabirds returning home quickly across the ocean can experience an effect similar to jet lag, a condition associated with a mismatch in the body’s time rhythm when moving rapidly across different time zones.

The available information does not provide details about the specific bird species, their route or how the condition affects their behavior. It also does not identify the study behind the observation.

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The report highlights that rapid ocean crossings may affect seabirds’ time-related biological rhythms.

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Read the original publication at Ars Technica