How Animals Find Their Way Home!

Jesse and Squeaks return from a research trip and discuss how animals navigate during migration. They explore the use of landmarks, stars, and internal compasses by animals to find their way. The video highlights the unique abilities of animals in navigation, such as using familiar landmarks, star patterns, and internal compasses to determine direction.

What is the main reason animals migrate during certain times of the year?

• To escape predators

• To have babies or find food

• To explore new territories

• To enjoy different climates

How do animals use landmarks to navigate?

• By following the scent of familiar plants

• By recognizing specific features like mountains or forests

• By listening to the sounds of the environment

• By feeling the texture of the ground

What do some animals use when there are no visible landmarks?

• The temperature of the water

• The position of the sun

• Patterns in the stars

• The direction of the wind

Which animals are known to have an internal compass?

• Fish and dolphins

• Lions and tigers

• Birds and bees

• Elephants and giraffes

What is a unique ability that some animals have which humans do not?

• The ability to fly

• An internal compass to determine direction

• The ability to breathe underwater

• The ability to change color