Guiadas por campo magn�tico, tartarugas marinhas levam at� 24 horas para recalcular rota

Scientists have long puzzled over how sea turtles navigate their migratory routes, and recent findings suggest they use Earth's magnetic field like an internal compass. When this magnetic guidance is disrupted, turtles can take up to 24 hours to recalibrate their course, revealing the delicate balance they rely on for navigation. This insight is crucial for understanding their survival and the broader implications for species that depend on magnetic navigation for migration, highlighting the potential impact of environmental changes on their migratory patterns.