Animal migration

Duration: 12

Year Published: 1977

Creator: BFA Educational Media

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Describes the migratory patterns of animals such as the mountain sheep, monarch butterfly, whale, elephant seal, salmon, and arctic tern. Examines the reasons for animals migrating, the ways in which they navigate, and the scientific methods used to study migrations. , Migration is one of the most spectacular and mysterious animal behaviors. Ranging in distances from a few miles to the 18,000 mile annual trek of the Arctic tern, animals move about in search of food and breeding places. They find their way using a variety of built-in tools for navigating. In this film, viewers see the migrations of such animals as the mountain sheep, Monarch butterfly, whales, elephant seals, salmon, and Arctic terns.

Complete Record: Describes the migratory patterns of animals such as the mountain sheep, monarch butterfly, whale, elephant seal, salmon, and arctic tern. Examines the reasons for animals migrating, the ways in which they navigate, and the scientific methods used to study migrations. , Migration is one of the most spectacular and mysterious animal behaviors. Ranging in distances from a few miles to the 18,000 mile annual trek of the Arctic tern, animals move about in search of food and breeding places. They find their way using a variety of built-in tools for navigating. In this film, viewers see the migrations of such animals as the mountain sheep, Monarch butterfly, whales, elephant seals, salmon, and Arctic terns., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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New York Public Library, Visual Studies Workshop


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