Seabirds are OK despite the ferocity and storm surge of Hurricane Ian
Research shows many birds species jump into literal flight or fight mode when a hurricane is coming.
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Research shows many birds species jump into literal flight or fight mode when a hurricane is coming.
Bird watchers in Southwest Florida are a passionate group and two months after Hurricane Ian, when they don’t see as many of their favorites, birders are worrying that such a huge storm has simply blown birds aside, killing or maiming them on a species-wide scale.The survival capabilities of shorebirds are extraordinary. Whether due to the changes in barometric pressure, storm clouds causing darkness during daylight hours, or other reasons ornithologists don’t understand research shows many birds species jump into literal flight or fight mode when a hurricane is coming.Many birds sense imp...
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