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Nightjar navigation and animal homing myths
A discussion of animal navigation suggests birds and mammals use a mix of instincts memory and landmarks rather than scent or sight alone. Examples include pigeons foxes dogs and terriers that seemingly find home over long distances, implying a highly developed sense of direction beyond obvious senses. An acrostic puzzle concludes with eight five letter words whose initials spell a college game name, with clues ranging from a surface to a musical instrument and church related terms.
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Africa
England
France
Paris
Birmingham
High Wycombe
Oxfordshire
Leeds