The Great Swallows Migration

The Great Swallows Migration refers to the long-distance journey of swallow birds, typically traveling annually between Europe and sub-Saharan Africa. These migratory birds adapt to seasonal changes, leaving their breeding grounds in spring and returning in autumn. Their migration is driven by the availability of food and favorable climate conditions. Swallows navigate using visual cues, Earth's magnetic field, and sun positioning, often crossing vast distances and challenging terrains. This remarkable migration demonstrates their endurance and remarkable navigational skills, making it one of nature's notable annual phenomena.