When a Total Solar Eclipse Darkened an Empty Zoo, Macaques Climbed and Zebras Ran
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As the eclipse darkened the sky over parts of Europe on Wednesday, millions of people looked up to see its characteristic ring of fire. But, down here, scientists watched the event with special attention, hoping to learn more about the Sun and its unique relationship with our planet. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of matter and register.
In recent days, organizations and experts have warned that during the eclipse some animals could change their behavior.
Millions of people are preparing to live a fascinating spectacle in Europe, but do the other animals share this enthusiasm? Or are they simply indifferent?
The solar eclipses are a spectacle for humans. But how do pets and wildlife experience this type of event? "There is very little danger" and the darkness will only disturb them slightly, assures LCI veterinarian Pierre Fabing. - "We saw baboons regrouping in an anxious way": how do animals react to eclipses? (Sciences).
The Eclipse 360 Travesía formed by 30 people will observe the change of behavior of marine species
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