Animals
Birds in Fog: Circular Flying Keeps Flocks on Track
If good old Santa Claus relied on cranes instead of reindeer, Rudolph may have never had the chance to prove his worth. That's because sandhill cranes can apparently navigate even the thickest of fogs with a surprisingly clever strategy.
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