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To Survive a Typhoon, Some Seabirds Fly Straight Into It | Smart News

Streaked shearwaters will face a storm's high winds rather than risk getting blown to land

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Kamikaze survival: This small seabird species flies into typhoons to stay safe during big storms

The strange behavior, not reported in other birds, helps shearwaters survive strong typhoons.

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Some seabirds survive typhoons by flying into them

Streaked shearwaters off the coast of Japan soar for hours near the eye of passing cyclones as a strategy to weather the storm.

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How we tracked one small seabird species remarkable flight into a typhoon

In 2018, 49,000 people in Japan were ordered to evacuate their homes as the strongest typhoon in 25 years, Typhoon Jebi, was on course to make landfal

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Marathon Swimming: A Look At the Great Streaks and Crossing Records

Marathon swimming is often about counting, such as keeping track of momentous streaks and specific crossings of a certain location.

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