Sand hoppers exhibit different migration behaviors when disturbed depending on the time of day: they migrate up the shore and bury themselves in the sand when disturbed during the day, but migrate down the shore to eat washed-up food when disturbed at night.

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• Person: Megan Mulford Organization: Weatherology
  Wildlife Wednesdays: Odd Lunar Effects on Sea Animals
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• Wildlife Wednesdays: Odd Lunar Effects on Sea Animals weatherology.com Megan Mulford · Weatherology via serper
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