Gray Whales are noted for their 12,000 -
mile annual migration from the Arctic Ocean to Mexico in the winter and their return north in the spring.
Not exact matches
The blackpoll warbler is capable of traveling up to 1,700
miles over the open ocean during its
annual migration.
The humpback whale is known for making an
annual migration of nearly 6,000
miles, one of the longest of any mammal.
Making an
annual migration of up to 6000
miles, these 50 - foot animals take refuge in protected Baja lagoons during January and February.
It migrates between feeding and breeding grounds yearly and makes one of the longest
annual migrations of any mammal, traveling some 5,000
miles each way from its northern feeding grounds in Alaska to its breeding and calving grounds in the warm lagoons of Baja Mexico.
Their
annual migration is one of the most awe - inspiring on Earth: Each fall, millions of these striking black - and - orange butterflies take flight on a 3,000 -
mile journey across the U.S. and Canada to wintering grounds in Mexico's Sierra Madre mountains.