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FireSmart film screening taking place at Williams Lake s Cariboo Memorial Recreation Complex
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Sharks use Earth s magnetic field as a GPS, scientists say – The Durango Herald

Sharks use Earth s magnetic field as a GPS, scientists say – The Durango Herald
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Sharks use Earth s magnetic field as a GPS -- Science & Technology -- Sott net

Sharks use the Earth's magnetic field as a sort of natural GPS to navigate journeys that take them great distances across the world's oceans, scientists have found. Researchers said their marine laboratory experiments with a small species of.

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Pigeons of the sea? Sharks use magnetic compass for navigation

Pigeons of the sea? Sharks use magnetic compass for navigation Researchers nail evidence that some shark species use magnetic forces as a natural GPS An overhead shot of bonnetheads in the holding tank. Credit: Bryan Keller Might be time to re-think your strategy for avoiding sharks: turns out the marine predators use the Earth’s magnetic field to navigate, according to new research from the US. The study has produced the first firm evidence that bonnethead sharks – a small type of hammerhead found in American waters – like birds and turtles, use magnetic fields to figure out where they are and where to go.

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Sharks are among a group of animals with a 6th sense that humans don t have - they use Earth s magnetic field to navigate

Sharks are among a group of animals with a 6th sense that humans don t have - they use Earth s magnetic field to navigate awoodward@insider.com (Aylin Woodward) Some shark species swim thousands of miles back to the same feeding grounds every year. They most likely use Earth s magnetic field to orient themselves, a new study shows. Shark species have an uncanny ability to find their way back to the same feeding grounds every year - even areas thousands of miles away. According to a study published Thursday, that s because sharks have a superior navigational tool at their disposal: They can orient themselves using Earth s magnetic field.

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