Robins Can Actually See Magnetic Fields (But Only in One Eye)

That bird doesn't look like a robin.

The author has huge problems with comma usage.

That bird doesn't look like a robin.

I spent some time in the UK. They have a different kind of robins over there (see European robin).

I think it does look like it says a red breasted robin Erithacus rubecula

if you look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erithacus_rubecula

It is the British subspecies!

Comma, who,in,the,world, needs, a, comma?

I only found 2 commas that shouldn't have been used. If the engineers in this forum wound use them a tenth as well as this author, there would be far less confusion.

A somewhat more technical article...

http://phys.org/news197872356.html

Thank you for that. Before following your link, the whole blindfold (mumetal?) shielding magnetic fields didn't really add up for me.