Across oceans, continents, and entire hemispheres, some animals migrate farther than most people travel in a lifetime. These remarkable journeys help them find food, breed, and survive seasonal ...

More than half of the animal kingdom’s species are always on the move. Meet eight of them here. PetMojo. 8 Animals That Migrate Across the Globe. Story by Jill Horton • 9mo.

That being said, there are animals that don’t explicitly communicate with each other — or to their young — about how to embark on their migration journeys. Some simply know where to go ...

Diel vertical migration (DVM), also triggered by environmental changes like temperature and light, is a common practice for many marine organisms. What Some Animals Migrate Every Day.

And if that’s the case, he says, the animals that have been moved shouldn’t migrate, because they wouldn’t yet have learned a new migration route. That's exactly what they found. 1 of 22 ...

Roads can impede animals from migrating north in response to global warming. Global warming is causing many species to migrate northward, but roads often can prevent them from doing that.

Research led by scientists from the University of Wyoming and the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior shows that migrating animals refine their behavior as they get older, suggesting that ...

Gas Drilling Is Wreaking Havoc on Animal Migration Scientists are examining the behavior of creatures like mule deer—and how we can get out of their way.

Some animals that migrate across the globe—such as birds, salmon, lobsters and sea turtles—are known to navigate using the magnetic field lines that stretch from Earth's north to south pole.

Soon, wild animals that find their path blocked by the state’s busiest interstate will have a new way to get across.

With the change in weather, you may start spotting new birds or animals in Arizona due to migration or changing habits. Here's what to know.

These animals typically migrate in an up-and-down pattern, hence the name “vertical” migration. They commonly move toward the water’s surface at night, then descend to deeper waters during ...