Seasonal Behaviors and Migration

The video discusses seasonal behaviors in animals, such as hibernation and migration, which are triggered by changes in seasons. Migration is highlighted as a key behavior, with snow geese migrating south for better food access. Various animals migrate for survival and other reasons.

What are seasonal behaviors in animals?

• Actions that respond to or coincide with seasonal changes

• Actions that are triggered by daily weather changes

• Behaviors that are only related to mating

• Behaviors that occur randomly throughout the year

What is migration in the context of seasonal behaviors?

• The hibernation of animals during winter

• The process of animals finding new mates

• The seasonal movement of animals to improve survival chances

• The daily movement of animals within their habitat

Why do animals typically migrate?

• To find new habitats

• To escape predators

• To improve their chances of survival

• To avoid other animals

In which direction do snow geese migrate over New England in October?

• South

• West

• East

• North

What is one reason animals migrate?

• To explore new territories

• To meet other species

• To avoid cold weather

• To find better food sources