Golden-winged warblers abandoned their nests and flew 932 miles to escape a deadly supercell storm, but the storm was still 250 to 560 miles away when they left. While meteorologists tracked the ...
Storms are destructive, disorienting forces for most living things. Yet for a surprising range of animals, a developing low-pressure system is something closer to a signal, a cue that triggers feeding ...
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