Even birds get jet lagged, study shows

Scientists have discovered that Manx shearwaters, a type of seabird, experience disorientation and jet lag when they return to their nests after long migrations, likely due to time zone shifts. This study highlights the impact of environmental changes on wildlife, suggesting that even birds are affected by the shifting rhythms of our planet. The findings could help in understanding broader ecological disruptions caused by human activities, emphasizing the need for conservation efforts to mitigate these effects.