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Spotted Eagles Forced to Fly 85km Further Due to Ukraine Conflict: Study Unveils Impact
Rahul Somvanshi
Rahul Somvanshi
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Because of the current turmoil in Ukraine, spotted eagles now travel 85 kilometres farther.
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Eagle migration habits have drastically changed since the invasion, according to GPS tracking.
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Eagles are forced to stay away from customary stops in Ukraine due to war-related disruptions.
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Extended flying times might affect the breeding eagles' physical state.
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Sixteen of the 19 eagles halted in Ukraine, a dramatic decrease from the pre-war total.
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Longer migratory periods brought on by the new routes harm the survival of eagles.
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Studies show how war zones affect important animal behaviours.
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Eagles' trajectories are altered by the war in Ukraine, which has an impact on their breeding dates.
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Scientists note that movements of artillery and tanks cause notable changes in eagle migration.
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