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Quebec zoo examined animal behaviour during last week's total solar eclipse

Japanese macaques and red crowned cranes at Granby Zoo displayed unusual behavior during a total solar eclipse, showcasing responses rarely studied in animals.
Research coordinated by Chelsey Paquette revealed that luminosity during the eclipse had a significant impact on the animals, with prey species reacting more strongly than predators.
The findings from the study will be published, providing insights into how animals are influenced by rare celestial events like solar eclipses.

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Quebec zoo examined animal behaviour during last week's total solar eclipse

A Quebec zoo took advantage of last Monday's total solar eclipse to study the behaviours of some of its animals. The zoo's research and conservation department was approached by an astrophysics professor from the Université du Québec à Montréal about taking part in an animal behaviour study and collecting data on how they reacted during the rare phenomenon.

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Canadian zoo examined animal behaviour during total solar eclipse

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Winnipeg Free Press

Quebec zoo examined animal behaviour during last week's total solar eclipse

MONTREAL – As darkness settled during last week’s total solar eclipse, Japanese macaques turned their backs to the sun and red crowned cranes went uncharacteristically quiet. But the Himalayan black […]

1 month ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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Coast Reporter

Quebec zoo examined animal behaviour during last week's total solar eclipse

MONTREAL — As darkness settled during last week's total solar eclipse, Japanese macaques turned their backs to the sun and red crowned cranes went uncharacteristically quiet. But the Himalayan black bears just slept as if nothing was happening.

1 month ago·Sechelt, Canada

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