5 animals that travel long distances during migration

Migration showcases the incredible determination and survival instincts of animals.

Let's explore five animals with strongest protective armor.

Caribou travels up to 5,000 km annually across Arctic tundras, enduring harsh winters while seeking fresh grazing lands.

Arctic Tern holds the record for the longest migration, traveling an incredible 70,000 km annually between polar regions, chasing perpetual sunlight.

Monarch Butterfly migrates over 4,800-km from Canada to Mexico, with the journey spanning multiple generations.

Leatherback Turtle swims over 16,000 km each year, navigating vast oceans between nesting beaches and feeding grounds

Elephant Seal covers about 20,000 km annually, diving into the ocean’s depths and journeying between feeding and breeding areas.