Animals
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The Strange Sense of Direction of Migratory Animal Species
A lot of wildlife species, fish, and insects have been widely documented to be capable of traveling vast distances as part of their life and reproductive cycle. They migrate to far destinations for resources, to escape the winter cold, or to breed.
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