Animals
Salmon Use Magnetic Field for Navigation, Study Confirms
Last year, a team of scientists presented evidence of a correlation between ocean salmon migration and the Earth's magnetic field, helping to explain how fish navigate across thousands of miles of open water to find their river of origin. This week, a study detailing a series of experiments at the Oregon Hatchery Research Center in the Alsea River basin confirmed the connection
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