What is Migration?

The video discusses animal migration, a common phenomenon across species, driven by the need for food, breeding, and climate adaptation. It highlights specific examples like humpback whales and salmon, explaining their unique migration patterns. The video also covers navigation methods used by animals, such as using the sun, stars, and landmarks. The wildebeest migration is presented as a significant event, showcasing the risks animals take for survival. Overall, migration is portrayed as a crucial adaptive strategy for animals in response to environmental changes.

What are the primary reasons animals migrate?

• To explore new territories

• For food, breeding, and climate

• To escape predators

• For leisure and adventure

Why do humpback whales travel long distances during migration?

• To explore new territories

• To find new feeding grounds

• To escape predators

• To find warmer waters for breeding

What is a significant challenge faced by Pacific salmon during migration?

• Finding food in the ocean

• Navigating through freshwater rivers

• Avoiding predators in the ocean

• Competing with other fish for resources

How do migratory birds typically navigate during their journeys?

• Following other animals

• Relying on human guidance

• Using landmarks and natural cues

• Using GPS technology

What makes the wildebeest migration particularly notable?

• It occurs only once every decade

• It involves crossing the dangerous Mara River

• It is the fastest migration in the animal kingdom

• It is the longest migration in the world