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Due today: How do you think the birds "predicted" Hurricanes

Due today: How do you think the birds "predicted" Hurricanes
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How do you think the birds "predicted" Hurricanes

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Research has shown that birds can hear infrasound (ref) and are sensitive to barometric pressure (ref and ref), so they know when a storm is on its way -- especially when the storm is as large and as powerful as a hurricane.Sep 8, 2017
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