The arctic tern migrates the farthest in a year, by a long way.
It migrates 22,000 miles each year, flying from the Arctic Circle to Antarctica and then, half a year later, flies back again.
That’s quite the journey for a bird.
Karen Hill
The arctic tern migrates the farthest in a year, by a long way.
It migrates 22,000 miles each year, flying from the Arctic Circle to Antarctica and then, half a year later, flies back again.
That’s quite the journey for a bird.
