FactPack: Amazing Migrations

FactPack: Amazing Migrations

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  1. Mindmap
  2. Biology
  3. Ecosystems
  4. Changing Ecosystems
  5. Migration

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  • Oil Slick

    Oil Slick

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Film summary

Discover the reasons animals and tiny insects travel vast distances each year.

Key facts

  • Facts about Migrating Animals and Insects, for example:
  • Leatherback turtles hold the record for longest marine migration: 20,557km.
  • European eels travel 5000km to seas in Bahamas.
  • Locusts travel across Africa, the Middle East and Australia, destroying crops as they go.

Transcript

Humans travel long distances

For business

On holiday

Visiting family

Other animals travel farther for different reasons

The Monarch Butterfly

Migrates in winter

Just 20mm long – it can fly 80km a day

From North America to Mexico

In search of warmer weather

Herds of White-Eared Kob

Up to 1,000,000 ...

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