How did scientist find a solution to track smaller birds?

They used a tiny light-level recorder, clock, and memory chip, which together weigh as much as a raisin. (about 0.5 gram)

They made the birds go to the gym.

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What were some of the initial problems of attaching satellite tracking devices to smaller birds?

The devices were too heavy for the smaller birds to fly with.

The devices did not suit the birds fashion.

The birds would eat the devices.

It messed with the internet reception.

Which option wasn't an existing theory on where birds went in winter before we learnt that they migrated?

Birds leave between spring and fall

What does the term Annual Migration mean?

To move to a different location yearly.

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Lightweight light-recorders don't broadcast so we need to recapture the birds to get the data, but we can then use ancient navigation methods to reconstruct the bird's daily location. What were the navigation methods they used?

To use the light-recorders to help indicate the latitude and longitude.

To use the birds shadow as an indicator.

To measure the birds power levels.

To see how much noise the birds make.

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How did scientist find a solution to track smaller birds?

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What does the term migration imply?

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Lightweight light-recorders don't broadcast so we need to recapture the birds to get the data, but we can then use ancient navigation methods to reconstruct the bird's daily location. What were the navigation methods they used?

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What is Longitude?

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Arctic Terns are famous migratory birds, Their migration paths have been known to rack up over 2,500,000 kilometers of flight in a lifetime -- enough for how many round trips to the moon?

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What were some of the initial problems of attaching satellite tracking devices to smaller birds?

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Which option wasn't an existing theory on where birds went in winter before we learnt that they migrated?

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What does the term Annual Migration mean?

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What is Latitude?

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If someone uses a map to plan a route to go from point A to point B, how would you describe her actions?

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1. How did scientist find a solution to track smaller birds?

2. What does the term migration imply?

3. Lightweight light-recorders don't broadcast so we need to recapture the birds to get the data, but we can then use ancient navigation methods to reconstruct the bird's daily location. What were the navigation methods they used?

4. What is Longitude?

5. Arctic Terns are famous migratory birds, Their migration paths have been known to rack up over 2,500,000 kilometers of flight in a lifetime -- enough for how many round trips to the moon?

6. What were some of the initial problems of attaching satellite tracking devices to smaller birds?

7. Which option wasn't an existing theory on where birds went in winter before we learnt that they migrated?

8. What does the term Annual Migration mean?

9. What is Latitude?

10. If someone uses a map to plan a route to go from point A to point B, how would you describe her actions?

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1.

How did scientist find a solution to track smaller birds?

2.

What does the term migration imply?

3.

Lightweight light-recorders don't broadcast so we need to recapture the birds to get the data, but we can then use ancient navigation methods to reconstruct the bird's daily location. What were the navigation methods they used?

4.

What is Longitude?

5.

Arctic Terns are famous migratory birds, Their migration paths have been known to rack up over 2,500,000 kilometers of flight in a lifetime -- enough for how many round trips to the moon?

6.

What were some of the initial problems of attaching satellite tracking devices to smaller birds?

7.

Which option wasn't an existing theory on where birds went in winter before we learnt that they migrated?

8.

What does the term Annual Migration mean?

9.

What is Latitude?

10.

If someone uses a map to plan a route to go from point A to point B, how would you describe her actions?