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How do birds know when & where to find water in Australia?

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How do birds know when & where to find water in Australia?
« on: 17/01/2022 09:57:10 »
Kishor has sent The Naked Scientists this question.

"The dry lands in central Australia become lakes unpredictably every few years and immediately attract birds and have fish in them. How do the birds know there is water and how do they navigate to get there?"

Leave your answers in the comments below...

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Re: How do birds know when & where to find water in Australia?
« Reply #1 on: 27/01/2022 11:13:56 »
Dont know much about fish but birds migrate from location to location. It helps them find food, water, shelter for breeding & production, and safety from extreme weather. Also, bird hunting revolve around seasonal migration.
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