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A recent study indicates that a species of seabirds may experience disorientation when returning to their nests after traveling through different time zones. This phenomenon suggests that these birds can be affected by jet lag, impacting their navigation.
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A recent study indicates that a species of seabirds may experience disorientation when returning to their nests after traveling through different time zones. This phenomenon suggests that these birds can be affected by jet lag, impacting their navigation.
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