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Study finds Manx shearwaters get jet lag on fast transatlantic flights

Researchers suggest other fast fliers may also experience jet lag

1 Oct 29 · 10d ago · 10 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 1

Lewin says it is likely that other long-distance travelers, possibly including some insects and bats as well as birds, experience the same clock-shift effect, though for shearwaters the resulting detour (about 5 km extra after a 1,000 km flight) is likely negligible.

Researchers suggest other fast fliers may also experience jet lag
New Scientist

“We've slightly shied away from using the term jet lag itself, because people associate that with the health impacts of that clock shift, rather than the clock shift itself. But it's exactly the same process that causes jet lag in people.”

Patrick Lewin, University of Oxford researcher · rss ↗

Patrick Lewin Researcher, University of OxfordUniversity of Oxford research team Study authors

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  1. 12 outlets Birds can get jet lag on long, fast flights and then fly off course

    first by New Scientist, 10d ago · also Science News, The Washington Post, NPR, Buffalo Toronto Public Media, KANW, Ocean State Media +5

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