#13: Animals in Zoos and Farms Show Unusual Behavior
At South Carolina’s Riverbanks Zoo during the 2017 eclipse, giraffes began galloping, flamingos gathered protectively around their young, and Galápagos tortoises became unexpectedly active. Siamang gibbons produced calls more commonly associated with morning. Those memorable examples came from a study of 17 groups of mammals, birds, and reptiles, but the quieter finding matters too: several species showed little or no obvious change. Farm animals can be just as varied.

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