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At the end of the summer, the Monarch butterfly leaves its home in the Canadian

Rockies and flies southward. About two months into the journey, the butterflies mate

and a new generation is born. This generation of Monarchs continues south to

Mexico. In the spring, yet another generation of Monarchs is born and makes the

journey all the way back to Canada.

The Kung bushmen of the Kalahari Desert rely on hunting big game animals for

food. When the animals travel to find new sources of food and water, so does the

Kung population.

A swarm of locusts forms on the coast. They proceed to grow and multiply, and

consume all of the available food in the area. The whole swarm leaves and flies to

the Arabian Peninsula, in search of more food.

An Arctic Tern lives in a colony near the North Pole during the northern summer

months. When winter comes, it flies all the way to Antarctica for the southern

summer months, and returns to its colony once again for northern summer. This

cycle continues for the bird’s entire lifespan.

There is a set of identical twins that you know, Janie and Joanie. Janie exercises

every day; Joanie does not. As a result, Janie is in much better physical shape than

Joanie.

In one particular family, the mother’s blood type is AB, the father’s blood type is O,

and the children’s blood types are A and B.

There are many different breeds of pedigree dogs. Some examples are:

Dachshund, Lhasa Apso, Rottweiler, Yorkshire Terrier, and Poodle.

A person is born with the genes that will allow him to be at least 6’ when he grows

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up. However, due to food and water shortages in his area he is malnourished in his

childhood, and as an adult only reaches a height of 5’4”.

All bats fly, but do so in different ways to suit different purposes. Bats that feed on

ground insects or vegetation fly more slowly and have short, small wings; bats that

feed on flying insects fly faster, but still need a degree of maneuverability, and have

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medium wings; bats that need to fly primarily with speed and endurance have long,

thin wings.

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