Do Birds Use Quantum Entanglement?

Special proteins in migratory birds' eyes absorb blue light, and get triggered by the energy of the blue light photons. ... When excited by the photons, the electrons will become quantum entangled into a pair. This entangled pair is now susceptible to medium-scale magnetic fields, such as that of the Earth's.

Do birds have quantum entanglement?

But some researchers say they have a good working theory—and it shows that avian evolution has tapped into quantum mechanics. ... Cryptochrome is common in both plants and animals, but researchers believe that birds make a special variant of this protein that operates as a molecular compass.

Do birds use quantum physics?

Birds Use Quantum Mechanics to See Magnetic Fields, New Research Suggests.