8 Oct, 2024
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Migrate at night to take advantage of cooler air and avoid daytime predators during their long journeys.
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Travel at night, often covering vast distances, relying on stars for navigation.
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Night migration helps them evade predators while using Earth's magnetic field to guide their route.
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Migrates at night to conserve energy and safely travel in large flocks.
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Nocturnal migration allows them to avoid predators and high daytime temperatures.
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Prefers night migration to reduce energy expenditure and avoid diurnal predators.
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Navigates by stars during night migrations, ensuring safer travel through cooler, predator-free conditions.
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