How Migratory Birds Use Earths Magnetic Field as an Aid to Navigation | Biomagnetism @Arborsci
How Migratory Birds Use Earths Magnetic Field as an Aid to Navigation | Biomagnetism  @Arborsci
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Earth's magnetic field has been here throughout the history of our planet. So it makes sense that various living creatures have evolved to perceive this magnetic field as an aid to navigation or for other purposes. Migratory birds, for example, have been found to contain a protein within their eyes that detect blue light. Watch this video as we discuss this further.

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