Beetle's 'date night' occurs bi-daily.
Earth life aligns with a 24-hour cycle; organisms sync with circadian clocks. Yet, a beetle defies this natural harmony.
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Earth life aligns with a 24-hour cycle; organisms sync with circadian clocks. Yet, a beetle defies this natural harmony.
<p>Life on Earth runs on a 24-hour cycle as the planet turns. Animals and plants have built-in circadian clocks that synchronize metabolism and behavior to this daily cycle. But one beetle is out of sync with the rest of nature. A new study, published Jan. 18 in <a href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2023.12.057">Current Biology</a>, looks at a beetle with a unique, 48-hour cycle. </p>