Animal Migration

Animal migration is...

• a. the relatively long-distance movement of individual animals, usually on a seasonal basis.

• b. the relatively short-distance movement of individual animals, usually on a seasonal basis.

• c. the relatively long-distance movement of individual animals, usually on a weekly basis.

• d. the relatively long-distance movement of individual animals, usually on a daily basis.

The three common reasons for animals to do migration are...

• to find food, to find babies and to find a place to live

• to find food, to breed and to find a colder place

• To find food, to breed and to find a place where it is warm

• to find food, to find babies and to find a place where it is warm

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do animals migrate?

• to find a house to live in

• to find food

• to find friends

• to find people

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What animals do migration?

• some birds, dogs and whales

• some birds, lions and butterflies

• some birds, butterflies and cats

• some birds, butterflies and whales

___________ is when some animals travel long distances from one place to another, usually during seasonal changes.

• Hibernation

• Migration

• Dormancy

• Mimicry

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When animals ​ (a)   they move to one area during one part of the year, and then to another area during another part of the year.

• migrate

• immigrate

• emigrate

Birds flying south 800 miles to find food and to escape cold winters is an example of

• Hibernating

• Migrating

• Camouflage

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​ (a)   is the seasonal movement of some animals from one place to another for survival.

• Migration

• Function

• Habitat

• Hibernation

• Hooves

• Interdependence

• Mimicry

• Niche

• Extinct

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Some migrating animals may use the movement of the sun across the sky to find their way. This way of doing migration is called...

• a. sun dial

• b. sun direction

• c. sun compass

• d. sun map

Based on the research done by the scientists, animals can find their way during migration by using at least 3 different types of compasses. They are...

• sun, moon and star compass

• sun, star and magnetic compass

• sun, star and light compass

• sun, map and magnetic compass