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Birds Can Switch Their Natural GPS On and Off as Needed - Vimarsana News

Birds Can Switch Their Natural GPS On and Off as Needed

Birds Can Switch Their Natural GPS On and Off as Needed - Industry Tap

Bird brains can flick switch to perceive Earth's magnetic field: Research on how animals move around the world helps determine the influence of human activity - Vimarsana News

Bird brains can flick switch to perceive Earth's magnetic field: Research on how animals move around the world helps determine the influence of human activity

Study from researchers at Western's Advanced Facility for Avian Research (AFAR), home to the world's first hypobaric climatic wind tunnel for bird flight, explores a brain region called cluster N that migratory birds use to perceive Earth's magnetic field. The team discovered the region is activated very flexibly, meaning these birds have an ability to process, or ignore, geomagnetic information, just as you may attend to music when you are interested or tune it out when you are not.

How Birds Harness the Earth's Magnetic Field for Nighttime Navigation - Vimarsana News

How Birds Harness the Earth's Magnetic Field for Nighttime Navigation

The Earth's magnetic field is not only a barrier against the Sun's cosmic radiation, it also serves as a navigation system for certain animals, such as

Coastal News Today | World - The surprising science behind long-distance bird migration - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | World - The surprising science behind long-distance bird migration

A team of scientists led by researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has recently made a surprising discovery, with the help of a wind tunnel and a flock of birds.

How birds fuel up themselves for long-distance mass migrations - Vimarsana News

How birds fuel up themselves for long-distance mass migrations

"Birds are amazing animals. They are extreme endurance athletes."

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