Animal Migration is one of the great wonders of the world. It is moving of long distances in search of a new habitat. The reason for the migration may be local climate, availability of food or can be the season of the year. For example, bird migration is the regular seasonal travel undertaken by many breeds of birds. Bird migrations include those made in response to changes in food availability, habitat or weather. Fish generally migrate because of diet or breeding needs, but for some species the reason for migration is still unknown. Insect migration is the seasonal movement, especially those by species of dragonflies, beetles and butterflies. Below is a list of migration photos from National Geographic.
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10 – Monarch Butterflies

Monarch Butterflies
09 – Pronghorns

Pronghorns
08 – Zebras

Zebras
07 – Snow Geeses

Snow Geese
06 – White Pelicans

White Pelicans
05 – Walruses

Walruses
04 – Gentoo Penguins

Gentoo Penguins
03 – Free-tailed Bats

Free-tailed Bats
02 – White Eared Cobs

White Eared Cobs
01 – Wildebeests

Wildebeests
All photos © National Geographic