animal migration

An illustrated guide to animal migrations around the world, tracing the paths of wildebeests, whales, butterflies, elephants, and other animals as they travel long distances.

Discusses the reasons for animal migration and describes the migratory habits of a variety of birds, insects, and other animals.

Explores the mysteries of migration and investigates the lives of various migratory animals, including fish and crustaceans, birds, reptiles and amphibians, mammals, and insects.

Describes the different ways animals travel and explains why certain species travel at specific times of the year.

Describes the reasons for the regular migrations of such animals as seals, caribou, lemmings, birds, and insects.

Describes the migrations of ten animals, including the desert locust, the emperor penguin, and the wildebeest.

Describes the habits of animals, including the arctic tern, monarch butterfly, Chinook salmon, and green turtle, that regularly change their homes to find better weather, safer conditions, or more food.

Photographs and text, with two levels of readability for emergent and fluent readers, explain how and why different animals migrate.

An illustrated introduction to migration that explores the migratory behaviors of caribou, monarch butterflies, gray whales, and snow geese and examines the effects of migration on humans.

Examines the migration habits of such animals as the caribou, red crab, ruby-throated hummingbird, and blue whale.