Lunar eclipse was felt last night. This was the second lunar eclipse of this year. It was seen in most parts of Asia, Europe, Africa and Australia including India. The eclipse started at 11:15 pm, which ended at 2:30 pm. Although according to religious beliefs, eclipse is seen as an inauspicious event, which has negative effects on humans, but do you know that eclipse does not only affect humans but also animals and birds. That is why during this time, animals and birds start doing strange activities. This includes everything from solar eclipse to lunar eclipse.
Yes, according to one report, during the eclipse, some species of spiders suddenly get restless in behavior and they break their own webs and when the eclipse is over they start rebuilding it. Some similar changes also happen in birds. Where they usually fly from day to day, but during the eclipse, they suddenly return to their home.
At the same time, bats also change during the eclipse. During the eclipse, they get confused that it is night and they start flying. Apart from this, when the moon is more bright during the super moon, the behavior of ducks also changes. Scientists did a research on wild icy duck geese and during that time they fitted a small device in her body and found that the duck's heartbeat increases during the super moon. Also, their body temperature also increases. However, after the eclipse ends, they automatically recover again. According to a research conducted in 2010, a species of monkeys found in countries such as Argentina and Brazil, called 'Night Monkey' (monkey of the night), get scared as soon as the lunar eclipse occurs. Where they usually jump on the trees, but during the eclipse they are afraid to walk on the trees.
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