During a total solar eclipse, the sky turns dark, and the sun's corona becomes visible, creating an extraordinary spectacle. This phenomenon not only captures the attention of humans but also affects the behavior of various birds and animals. Birds often exhibit peculiar behavior during a solar eclipse. Some species, like the European robin and the American robin, have been observed to become more active and vocal just before the eclipse. They seem to sense the change in light conditions and react accordingly. In some cases, birds may even return to their nests, as if it were nighttime. Insects, such as bees, may also be influenced by the eclipse. They tend to become less active during the event, as they rely on sunlight to navigate and find food. The reduced light conditions may make it difficult for them to perform these tasks effectively. Among various animals, the behavior of nocturnal creatures is particularly interesting. Some species, like the opossum, may become more active...