Invisible Paths: How Animals Navigate the World

How do birds cross oceans without maps? How do sea turtles return to the exact beach they were born on? How do salmon find their way back to the very river where life began? And how do honeybees perform their waggle dance so precisely, navigating and signaling directions even in the dark?

There's a hidden force guiding them, one we're only just beginning to understand.

In Invisible Paths, bestselling author Pranav Pandya takes you on a captivating journey into the mysterious world of magnetoreception, the ability of animals to sense the Earth's magnetic field. It's a story of invisible lines, natural compasses, and ancient instincts that guide movement across the planet.

From robins that may "see" magnetic fields, to salmon that imprint on Earth's magnetic fingerprints, to sea turtles, bees, ants, and even blind mole rats, this book reveals how animals navigate with astonishing precision, using a sense science is only just beginning to decode.

Told with warmth, clarity, and poetic insight, Invisible Paths transforms complex science into a story filled with wonder. You'll encounter migration miracles, elegant experiments, and quiet truths that connect us to the planet in ways most of us have forgotten.

This isn't just a book about how animals find their way, it's a tribute to Earth's hidden symphony and the creatures that still hear its magnetic music.

If you've ever wondered how life knows where to go, this book is for you.

Let this journey change how you see the world, and your place in its delicate design.