As you are reading this the clock has already turned forward to 2021. As I type these words I’m still stuck in 2020. Believe me, I envy you.
Because of the infrequency in time and location of total solar eclipses, scientists historically have had difficulty studying broad, controlled data collections on eclipse-related animal behavior. But with the advent of smartphone technology, researchers are looping in citizen scientists to help record the effects of solar eclipses.Â
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