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Dino Grandoni

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Reporter @washingtonpost who covers wildlife, biodiversity and nature. dino.grandoni@washpost.com
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Kde mají ptáci skrytý kompas? Překvapivý objev německých vědců konečně vyřešil stoletou záhadu

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By Dino Grandoni
| nationalgeographic.cz
Holubi skalní (Columba livia) to dokážou. Stejně tak mořské želvy a langusty, můry i rypoši, velryba šedá i netopýr hnědý. Mnoho živočichů dokáže vnímat jemné změny magnetického pole Země. Díky skrytému biologickému kompasu používají neviditelné magnetické signály z nitra planety k orientaci na povrchu a k úžasným tahům přes oblohu i oceány. Jak přesně tato zvířata magnetické pole vnímají, zůstávalo po desetiletí jednou z největších záhad biologie.
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Come i piccioni percepiscono il campo magnetico terrestre

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By Dino Grandoni
| National Geographic Italia Verified
Una nuova ricerca suggerisce che questi uccelli utilizzino sensori magnetici localizzati nel fegato. DI Dino Grandoni pubblicato 03-06-2026 Secondo un nuovo studio, i piccioni percepiscono l'attrazione magnetica terrestre tramite le cellule immunitarie presenti nel loro fegato. FOTOGRAFIA DI ANDREAS TEICHMANN, LAIF/REDUX Possono farlo i piccioni e altri uccelli. Lo stesso vale per le tartarughe marine e le aragoste, le falene e gli eterocefali glabri, le balene grigie e i serotini bruni.
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How do pigeons sense Earth's magnetic field? Scientists say they’ve solved the mystery.

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By Dino Grandoni
| Yahoo Verified
Pigeons sense the Earth's magnetic pull via immune cells in their liver, a new study says. Andreas Teichmann, laif/Redux Pigeons and other birds can do it. So can sea turtles and spiny lobsters, moths and mole rats, gray whales and big brown bats. Many members of the animal kingdom can detect the subtle undulations of Earth’s magnetic field.
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