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These studies suggest birds know where to migrate using a combination of sensory navigation mechanisms, physiological preparation, and environmental cues such as resource availability and seasonal changes.
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Bird migration is a fascinating natural phenomenon where birds travel long distances between their breeding and non-breeding grounds. This behavior is driven by various ecological, physiological, and environmental factors. Understanding how birds navigate and determine their migratory routes has been a subject of extensive research.
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Bird migration is a complex behavior influenced by a combination of resource availability, environmental conditions, and sophisticated navigation mechanisms. Birds utilize a variety of sensory inputs and physiological adaptations to navigate long distances. Advances in technology continue to enhance our understanding of these remarkable journeys, providing deeper insights into the ecological and evolutionary aspects of bird migration.
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