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Note: These Challenge Questions coincide with the Spring 2001 Reports
Date: Sat Mar 03 2001 - 16:53:16 EST
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Robins might fly at a different altitude from hawks because:
- They are smaller than hawks that might eat them. They want to stay far
away from them.
- They have less wing-spread.
- They eat worms, so they have to stick lower to the ground to spot them.
Nocturnal migrants fly higher because they need to be closer to the stars
and the moon for more light.
Iselin Middle School/grade 7
Mahak Jain
Melissa Angelo
Louis Valentin
Joe Walck
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