Animals
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Birds’ Magnificent ‘Quantum Sense’ Allows them to See the World’s Magnetic Field
Birds' eyes are considered to include chemicals that sense the Earth's magnetic field. German researchers discovered that these chemicals are related to a part of the brain that processes visual information in a recent study.
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