Animals
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Brainy Birds are More Likely to Flourish Under Climate Change
Birds migrating to and from North America are getting smaller since has temperature risen over the past 40 years. According to new research, the sizes of birds with smaller brains reduce more than those with bigger brains. This is the first time cognition and animal response is associated with human-induced climate change.
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