The tradition of Friday night football on the Hawaiian island of Kauai was interrupted by an unusual suspect: the Newell's shearwater. The Newell's shearwater is a threatened species of seabird. Bright stadium lights disrupted the birds during their migration from their nesting grounds to the ocean. Officials moved Friday night games to Saturday afternoons, but this solution raised island-wide controversy. Fans and players alike were unhappy about the intense daytime heat. Attendance dropped because parents had to work or take players' siblings to different activities.

The schedule change caused:

A. expenses
B. complaints
C. confusion
D. discussion

The schedule change from Friday night to Saturday afternoon football games on Kauai was prompted by the disruption of the Newell's shearwater migration caused by bright stadium lights. However, this decision led to a wave of complaints from fans and players due to the intense daytime heat, which made the games less enjoyable and potentially hazardous.

Attendance also suffered as parents were unable to attend due to work commitments or having to manage their children's other activities. The controversy sparked island-wide discussion about the balance between preserving wildlife and maintaining community traditions, highlighting the importance of finding sustainable solutions that accommodate both concerns.