Animals
Migrating Sea Turtles Use Magnetics to Find Home
After they hatch, sea turtles travel for thousands of miles out in the open ocean, later to mysteriously return to the beaches where they were born. And now new research reveals that they use unique magnetic signatures to find their way home again.
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