Pigeons could have a ‘gut feeling’ in their liver to help them navigate, study suggests

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What happened

Scientists say they are closer to unravelling the mystery about how pigeons manage to find their way home, no matter how far away they are taken from it. New research suggests they might be using iron rich immune cells…

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What happened

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What happened: Pigeons may be navigating with their liver, study suggests

Where coverage diverges: Center: 2 (The Globe and Mail, The Globe and Mail).

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What happened: Pigeons may be navigating with their liver, study suggests

Where coverage diverges: Center: 2 (The Globe and Mail, The Globe and Mail).

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May 29, 2026, 4:10 AM

The Globe and Mail · Center
Pigeons may be navigating with their liver, study suggests
May 29, 2026, 4:20 AM

The Globe and Mail · Center
Pigeons could have a ‘gut feeling’ in their liver to help them navigate, study suggests

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The Globe and Mail Center

Pigeons could have a ‘gut feeling’ in their liver to help them navigate, study suggests

They might be using iron rich immune cells in their livers to detect Earth’s magnetic field, playing a role in their sense of direction

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The Globe and Mail Center

Pigeons may be navigating with their liver, study suggests

Scientists say they are closer to unravelling the mystery about how pigeons manage to find their way home, no matter how far away they are taken from it. New research suggests they…

Mixed Factuality · Other

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The Globe and Mail

Pigeons may be navigating with their liver, study suggests

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The Globe and Mail

Pigeons could have a ‘gut feeling’ in their liver to help them navigate, study suggests

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