Even birds get jet lagged, study shows
A study has found that birds experience jet lag, similar to humans. The research indicates that birds' internal clocks can be disrupted by changes in their environment. This disruption can affect their behavior and health.[1–3]
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- Não somos só nós: pássaros também sofrem com jet lag, descobre estudoglobo.com · pt ·