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Which bird has the largest migration distance between breeding and wintering grounds?
Quick Answer
The Arctic tern is the classic record-holder, moving between Arctic breeding areas and Antarctic waters each year over a distance of about 70,000 kilometers round trip.
The Full Story
The Arctic tern travels farther than any other bird on its annual migration cycle. By moving from the Arctic to the Antarctic and back, it enjoys two summers each year and avoids long polar winters. The full round trip is roughly 70,000 kilometers, though exact routes vary. Its migration is one of the most famous natural endurance feats in the animal kingdom.
Key Facts
1.Annual round trip about 70,000 km
2.Species: Arctic tern (Sterna paradisaea)
3.Breeds in the Arctic and winters near Antarctica
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