Journeys: Stories of Migration

How does a locust look DIFFERENT from a grasshopper?

• A locust turns black.

• A locust turns green.

• A locust turns dark yellow or red.

• A locust turns bright orange or pink.

How does the landscape look DIFFERENT after the locusts have flown through?

• All of the lakes have dried up.

• All of the plants have been eaten.

• All of the grasshoppers have laid eggs.

• All of the locusts have blocked out the sun.

How are today's locust swarms DIFFERENT from those in ancient times?

• Today's swarms fly lower.

• Today's swarms are larger.

• Today's swarms are smaller.

• Today's swarms eat more plants.

How is the migration of the gray whale DIFFERENT from the migration of other mammals?

• Gray whales change color before migration.

• Gray whales go farther than other mammals.

• Gray whales do not go as far as other mammals.

• Gray whales do not change colors before migration.

How are Arctic waters DIFFERENT from the waters along California and Mexico?

• The Arctic waters have less food.

• The Arctic waters are much colder.

• The Arctic waters are much dirtier.

• The Arctic waters have more people fishing there.

How are grey whales and locusts DIFFERENT?

• Gray whales are fish, and locusts are insects.

• Gray whales migrate, but locusts stay in one place.

• Gray whales live in the sea, but locusts live in the desert.

• Gray whales lay eggs, but locusts give birth to live young.