Silent Skies: How Animals Respond to a Total Solar Eclipse
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APOD explains how animals react to a total solar eclipse, using a Polish stork roost as an example: birds fall quiet during totality, crickets and frogs are less audible, and as sunlight returns the dawn chorus resumes; the post also notes APOD’s site migration to science.nasa.gov.
APOD: 2026 September 3 - The Eclipse and the Stork NASA Science (.gov)
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