Which consequence happens, assuming a bird's celestial navigation is impaired?

💡 Explanation

If a migratory bird's celestial navigation fails, it may experience random displacement because they can't correct their route. This disorientation affects long-distance journeys, therefore they cannot reach specific locations; rather than slightly impacting course headings.

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