Migrate

The video explains the concept of migration, where animals move from one place to another to survive. It discusses why animals migrate, especially during winter, to find food, water, and shelter. Examples include geese flying south, monarch butterflies traveling from Canada to Mexico, and mountain goats moving down mountainsides. In Africa, wildebeests and elephants migrate to find resources. Fish and crabs also migrate for reproduction. The video concludes by prompting viewers to consider the dangers animals face during migration.

What is the primary reason animals migrate during winter?

• To find new friends

• To escape predators

• To find food and shelter

• To enjoy the scenery

Which animal migrates thousands of miles south for a warmer climate?

• Mountain goats

• Geese

• Salmon

• Crabs

How far can monarch butterflies migrate?

• 500 miles

• 3000 miles

• 1000 miles

• 2000 miles

What triggers wildebeests and elephants to migrate in Africa?

• Hot and dry climate

• Breeding season

• Predator threats

• Cold weather

Why do some fish like salmon migrate?

• To find new habitats

• To lay eggs and have their young

• To escape from predators

• To explore new waters