Animals
During Arctic Winters, Active Marine Creatures Migrate By Moonlight
Darkness blankets the icy north in the winter, but tiny Arctic marine creatures are guided by the light of the moon. Researchers say the creatures' regular vertical migrations could help store more carbon deep in the ocean.
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