oyster insomnia

Oyster Insomnia Results From Light Pollution As the Artificial Illumination Disrupts the Bivalve’s Circadian Rhythm

Medicine & Technology Sep 11, 2023

An experiment conducted in France reveals the effect of artificial light in disrupting the circadian rhythm of oysters which leads to insomnia. Learn more about it in this article.

oyster insomnia

Oyster Insomnia Results From Light Pollution As the Artificial Illumination Disrupts the Bivalve’s Circadian Rhythm

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