Animals
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Vagrancy: A Phenomenon That Leads Migrating Birds Astray Cause of the Disturbance of Earth’s Magnetic Field
Even in ideal weather, and especially during the fall migration, disturbances to the Earth's magnetic field can cause birds to wander off, a phenomenon known as vagrancy.
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