How sandhoppers use the Sun and an internal clock

Sandhoppers use the Sun and an inner clock to find the sea

12-hour shift

Sandhoppers use both the Sun's position and an internal clock to work out which direction leads toward the sea. When researchers shifted their day-night cycle by 12 hours, the animals went the wrong way and moved farther up the beach.

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