It turns out humans aren’t the only species that suffer jet lag after a long flight overseas, with birds also struggling with long-haul travel.
A new Oxford study found seabirds that fly long distances across the Atlantic Ocean may experience a mismatch between their internal body clock and local time, causing them to lose their way.
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