Animals use a variety of strategies to navigate long distances during migration. Some common methods include using the Earth's magnetic field to orient themselves, relying on celestial cues such as the sun and stars, using landmarks and familiar scents to guide their way, and even utilizing their own internal biological clocks. Additionally, some species are able to sense changes in air pressure and temperature to help them navigate. Overall, migration is a complex behavior that often involves a combination of these navigation strategies.
