Animal Migration and Behavior

The video explores animal migration, highlighting various species like geese, caribou, and the arctic tern, which travel long distances for favorable conditions, breeding, and food. It also covers short-distance migrations, such as zooplankton's daily movements. Reasons for migration include avoiding cold, finding food, and reproduction. Insects like monarch butterflies and mass migrations in the Serengeti are also discussed. The video concludes with a reminder of the importance of kindness.

What is the primary reason geese migrate?

• To explore new territories

• To search for favorable weather and food

• To escape predators

• To find new habitats

How far can the Arctic tern travel during its migration?

• 20,000 kilometers

• 2,000 kilometers

• 17,000 kilometers

• 4,000 kilometers

Why do zooplankton migrate to deep waters during the day?

• To rest

• To avoid predators

• To reproduce

• To find food

Which animal migrates to avoid cold temperatures?

• Geese

• Monarch butterfly

• Wildebeests

• Salmon

What is a key dietary component for the Grant's caribou?

• Insects

• Fish

• Willows and lichens

• Grains

Which fish is known for its upstream migration to reproduce?

• Bass

• Catfish

• Salmon

• Trout

How many eggs can a female alewife lay?

• 400,000

• 200,000

• 100,000

• 300,000

Where do monarch butterflies migrate to spend the winter?

• Northern United States

• Southern United States

• Central Mexico

• Southern Canada

What is the estimated number of wildebeests involved in the Serengeti migration?

• 3 million

• 500,000

• 1.7 million

• 2 million

What is a common reason for mass migrations in the Serengeti?

• To find new habitats

• To escape predators

• To explore new territories

• To search for abundant food sources