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Emperor penguins primarily breed on the sea ice of Antarctica, and their migration route is closely tied to the seasonal changes in ice and food availability. After breeding, they typically disperse into the surrounding ocean to feed during the summer months, often traveling significant distances to find suitable foraging grounds. As winter approaches, they return to their breeding colonies on the ice to mate and rear their young. This cyclical pattern is crucial for their survival and reproduction in the harsh Antarctic environment.
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King penguins migration?
Where and how long does the king penguins Migrate?
Is there a map to show a falcon's migration route?
No
What is the migration route of flying squirrels?
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What is the migration route of little stint?
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What is the name of the emper?
Hamen
What is the butterflies migration route?
The migration route for a monarch butterfly is when they travel to a warmer place during the winter. They can travel up to 6,000 miles on their little fragile wings.
What is the migration route of common bottle nose dolphins?
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What are the hardship and difficulties in the golden eagle migration route?
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What does Montazuma mean?
it is a Aztec emper deffeted by Cortes
What do penguins do in the fall?
Eat and hunt for food. They also move to the mating grounds in late fall. This migration takes a few weeks and is a long walk for the penguins. Watch the movie The March of the Penguins to see this in real life.
What do penguins do in fall?
Eat and hunt for food. They also move to the mating grounds in late fall. This migration takes a few weeks and is a long walk for the penguins. Watch the movie The March of the Penguins to see this in real life.
What is the Narwhals migration route?
through the antarctic to the north pole/gayland
