Migrar

The video tutorial explains the concept of migration, focusing on why animals migrate, especially during winter, to find food, water, and shelter. It provides examples of long-distance migrations, such as geese flying south and monarch butterflies traveling from Canada to Mexico. It also covers short-distance migrations, like mountain goats and crabs. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to consider the dangers animals face during migration.

What is the primary reason animals migrate during winter?

• To find food and shelter

• To escape predators

• To find new friends

• To enjoy the scenery

Which animal is known to migrate thousands of miles south when it gets cold in the north?

• Penguins

• Kangaroos

• Geese

• Polar bears

How far can monarch butterflies migrate?

• 2000 km

• 500 km

• 3000 km

• 1000 km

Why do some fish, like salmon, migrate?

• To find warmer waters

• To lay eggs and have their young

• To escape predators

• To explore new territories

What challenge is posed to animals during migration?

• Navigating unfamiliar territories

• Staying awake during the journey

• Avoiding human contact

• Finding new friends