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What animal makes up most of the Serengeti's Great Migration?
Answer: Wildebeest
Why: More than a million wildebeest loop between Tanzania's Serengeti and Kenya's Maasai Mara, joined by about 200,000 zebras.
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Which bird can stay airborne for ten months without landing?
Answer: Common swift
Why: Some tracked swifts never landed at all in those ten months, while others roosted on just a few winter nights.
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Which butterfly crosses the Sahara on its yearly migration?
Answer: Painted lady
Why: The yearly round trip of about 12,000 km takes several generations, so no single butterfly flies all of it.
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Which bird did people once think spent winter in pond mud?
Answer: Swallow
Why: Swallows flock at pond edges in autumn and then vanish, which is how the idea of sleeping in the mud took hold.
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When do deep-sea animals swim to the surface in Earth's biggest migration?
Answer: At night
Why: About 10 billion tons of animals make this trip every day, rising after dark and sinking back before dawn.
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Where do Alaska's northern wheatears spend the winter?
Answer: East Africa
Why: The 25-gram birds cover about 14,500 km each way, crossing Siberia and the Arabian Desert.