City life can be hard for birds to cope with. A new study
found that the light and sound of urban areas has “a profound effect on the internal
clocks” of birds, waking up earlier and resting later than their forest
counterpart. Their pattern of activity/rest was also a lot more scattered. This
makes having large green space such as Kowloon Park as biodiversity refuges the
more important in a 24-hour city like Hong Kong. http://www.theatlanticcities.com/neighborhoods/2013/06/city-living-changes-biological-clocks-birds-study-shows/5813/
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