What animals migrate?

Answer 1

Most birds migrate, such as geese and sand pipers, and also lots of mammals that live on the African Savannah migrate, such as buffalo. The longest migration is made by whales. But the heaviest migration, in other words, the highest amount of animals migrating at one time, is at dawn and dusk, when all the animals that live in the deep ocean swim upward at night to seek better food. They then retreat in the day when they find themselves in greater risk of predators.

Groups of migrating animals:

Birds, mammals, reptiles, fish and insects

Species that migrate:

geese, sand pipers, buffalo, caribou,moose, American Goldfinch, Arctic Tern, Eastern Meadowlark, Evening Grosbeak, Flickers, Flycatchers, Garden Warbler, Green Sea Turtle, Hudsonian Gotwit, Hummingbird, Humpback Whale, Loons, monarch butterfly, Red Knot, Robin, Ruddy Turnstone, Salmon, Short tailed Shearwater, Tanagers, Vireos, Wanderer Swan, Wilde Beast and Zebra

Some of these migrate short distances and some move thousands of miles.

Answer 2

Many animals migrates. The estivation factor corresponds to the birds when they fly north for the winter. The pheromone can supports the predator as a biological factor. The invertebrate can also be a benefactor to the Iguana as the organ system will help in migrate west.

Answer 3

Many animals migrate, including birds, fish, mammals, and insects. Some well-known examples of migratory animals are Monarch Butterflies, wildebeest in Africa, and Arctic terns. Migration allows these animals to find better food sources, breeding grounds, or more suitable climates.