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【科学60秒】处处闻啼鸟,只为睡眠少
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Songbirds sing to entice mates, and the timing of those songs is often regulated by sunlight. But that timing is getting ____1____—by streetlamps. That’s according to research published in the journal Current Biology.
Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Germany studied five common forest-breeding songbirds. Males in four species started singing significantly earlier in the morning if they lived near streetlights than did their deep forest-dwelling kin. And for one species studied, males were more successful at attracting ____2____. Those are females other than the male’s primary nest-mate with whom they ____3____ offspring.
Sounds great, right? Well, the researchers say, not so fast. They note that the males may be weaker, because they get less sleep due to the lights. And so females who used to take early singing as a sign of ____4____ may be attracted to weaker males who simply can’t sleep because the lights are on. The early singing may also put the males at greater risk of ____5____.
The researchers say we don’t understand the long-term effects. But they add a hopeful note—companies are developing new streetlamps with reduced light pollution, which could also help songbirds get their z’s.
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