ANIMAL MIGRATION ALS2 avanzado 8, Guías, Proyectos, Investigaciones de Inglés

¡Descarga ANIMAL MIGRATION ALS2 avanzado 8 y más Guías, Proyectos, Investigaciones en PDF de Inglés solo en Docsity! PREGUNTAS: Why do animals migrate? What are some types of migration? How do animals know when to migrate? How do animals know where to go? Good evening teacher and classmates. We are going to present our ALP. A: Hi guys. B: Hi Raúl, hi Sared. C: Hi guys, oh Raúl, you look very exhausted, has something happened to you? A: Really? I'm really surprised you noticed. Yes, I'm really exhausted, I had to do a project at my university about Bird migrations. C: I find it quite amazing that they let you do that assignment, I really find it fascinating. B: Yeah, I find it very interesting and I think we can help you, maybe asking you something about Bird migration or giving you more information too because I think it’s fine to help and learn at the same time. For example questions like Do you know what animal migration is? and Why do animals migrate? A: Well this kind of animal migrates to search for a better condition to live, it could be related with the weather, food, etc. A curious data about their alimentation is that they are omnivores, so his preferred food apart from worms are crabs. C: I agree with you, animals should have migrated for various reasons. Whether for temperature changes that occur during the year, also reproduction or survival, another reason why animals migrate is the fact of fleeing from predators. Some animals are forced to constantly change their habitat because they feel threatened by other species. B: ¡Wow! That 's amazing! …………….. So, You will have said that Migration is the seasonal movement of animals from one habitat to another in search of food, better conditions, or reproductive needs. C: Guys, is there a way to differentiate migrations? A: Oh yes, there are two types of migration B: Really, what are they and how can they be differentiated? A: Oh don't worry I will explain it. National migration: when the migrant's place of destination is within the same country, the animal moves to another region or place. International migration: when the migrant's destination is a different country. B: A few weeks ago I investigated the migration of an animal. But, first I want to talk about this animal because I think I just investigated him because I was very curious. Rustic Hirundo are a family of passerine birds that includes swallows and house martins. They are small to medium sized birds that feed on insects in flight. They have slender, spindle-shaped bodies and long wings, and many species have forked tails. They are extremely agile in flight and spend most of their time on the wing. And as you can see, they are perfect so I was fascinated and what I found is that they are Long-distance migrants. Barn Swallows fly from North American breeding grounds to wintering areas in Central and South America. Southbound fall migration may begin by late June in Florida or early July in Massachusetts. They return as early as late January in southern California to mid-May at Alaskan breeding sites. That means y that you can see them in south america but they are from north america. Do you make any other animals? When do these animals make their migration and where do they go? A: My research was about cranes specifically. Well the info is absolutely overwhelming but i really hope that you can understand me. And you are asking when and where they decided to migrate, so they used to trip when the temperatures begin to low and to decide where to arrive not only by the weather but also for the food like acorns and wheat. They use three routes to go from north africa (like Egypt) to europe or asia. Firstly, is the original finish in Russia, next is the central which ends in Poland and finally is the occidental where the arrival is in Germany. In February the cranes go to the north and in November they return to the south. C: The Red Knot is a migratory shorebird species that in late summer, after breeding, makes an amazing migration of five thousand kilometers to its wintering grounds along the Pacific migratory flyway. The population of the Red Knot is declining, so Mexico is legally protected as an endangered species. During breeding season, its head, neck and breast turn to reddish-brown, with dark spotting from the breast extending toward their white belly. Non-breeding plumage or juvenile has head and back in overall dull brown colour, and brownish-gray upperpart feathers, with stripes that run down their crown. Red Knot migration takes them from one hemisphere to another. While most of the journey is over water, there are coastal points where the birds stop for provisions.They must have specialized breeding habitats at coastal lagoons, river mouth or sand spit sparsely vegetated. They feed at inter-tidal flats, during non-breeding season. A: Thanks for your help guys, you must be tired of so many questions.