The longest migratory bird in the world
The longest migratory bird in the world |With advanced technology, tracking of all kinds of birds has been made easier during migration. With this first weight transmitter, large birds could be tracked from one place to another. Experts have now created so many small transmitters, the weight of which is not too small for many birds. The new and extremely lightweight 1.4g small transmitters from the British Antarctic Survey have found that 4 ounces of 113g of polar North Sea ferries travel between Greenland and Antarctica in a zigzag pattern each year. In the process, she covers a distance of 44 thousand miles or 71 thousand kilometers. Earlier, the record for the longest migration was near a fisherman a long lizard marine bird that almost touches the water. Navigable, the vessel covers 4,000 miles or 6440 kilometers longer. The average lifespan of ships is 30 years or more. Throughout its life, a navy sails an average of 1.5 million miles or 2.4 million kilometers. This distance is three times the distance between the earth and the moon.
