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Migration occurs when living organisms move from one biome to another. In most cases organisms migrate to avoid local shortages of food, usually caused by winter or overpopulation. Animals may also migrate to a certain location to breed,

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• Animal collective behavior
• Animal homing
• Animal navigation
• Bird migration
• Insect migration
• Human migration
• Migration
• Natal homing
• Tracking animal migration
• Whale migration

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