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Animals reacted weirdly to the eclipse and NASA wants your help studying them

Sky News Tuesday, 9 April 2024 ()
While people across North America may have reacted in a range of surprising ways as they witnessed a total solar eclipse on Monday, humans were not the only species displaying unusual behaviour during the rare celestial event.
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