Animal migration is when animals move from one place to another, just like you might walk from your home to school every day.
Bold key terms: migration means moving, and animals are creatures like birds, deer, or even fish!
Why Do They Move?
Animals go on a journey because they need something new. Sometimes it’s food, like when a bird flies south for the winter so it can find warmer places with more berries to eat.
How Do They Know Where to Go?
They use clues from their environment. Maybe the sun is in a different place, or the stars look different. Some animals even follow the same path every year, just like how you might walk the same way home after school.
What Happens When They Get There?
When they arrive, they find friends who are also there, maybe cousins from far away! They stay for a while until it's time to go back, and then they make the trip again, just like going on a fun adventure with your best friend.
Examples
- A bird flies south for the winter because it feels cold.
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See also
- How Animals Navigate the Open Ocean?
- Do not orient a map - when using with a compass?
- How Bees Communicate, Navigate and Fight - with expert Professor Srinivasan?
- How did early Sailors navigate the Oceans?
- How Birds Navigate: The Biological GPS Explained?