Q&A: Vertical Sleepers, Sky Dances and the Infamous Worm Dance
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Q&A: Vertical Sleepers, Sky Dances and the Infamous Worm Dance
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This week on That’s Just Wild, Steve and Lizzie tackle more of your wildest questions!
🐦 Mesmerising murmurations & the “rule of 7”… how do starlings move as one without crashing mid-air? We unpack the simple behavioural rules behind those hypnotic sky dances — and why each bird only needs to track a handful of neighbours. 🌅✨
🐛 Ever seen gulls doing a strange little “worm dance”? We get into the surprisingly clever ground-drumming behaviour that tricks worms into the surface — and why it works so well. 🌊👀
🌙 Do sperm whales really sleep vertically? We explore the bizarre world of “upright” sleepers in the animal kingdom — and what this unusual behaviour tells us about life beneath the surface. 🐋💤
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