Migration

Migration

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Migration episodes

  • Migration - Follow the world's greatest journeys with Nigel Thistledown
    Join host Nigel Thistledown as he ventures beyond the garden to explore migration, nature's most epic commute. From birds flying pole to pole to sea turtles navigating vast oceans and millions of red crabs marching in unison, discover the science, mystery, and sheer audacity of Earth's greatest travelers.
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    1 min
  • Migration - The Odd Ones, the Brave Ones, and the Ones We're Failing
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    Join Nigel Thistledown as he explores nature's most unlikely migrants—emperor penguins waddling 100 miles across Antarctic ice, 120 million red crabs flooding Christmas Island, dragonflies crossing oceans, and geese flying over Everest. Discover how climate change threatens these ancient journeys and why protecting migration routes matters now more than ever.
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    32 min
  • Migration - The Built-In Compass and Other Impossible Tricks
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    Host Nigel Thistledown explores the astonishing navigational systems of migrating animals, from sea turtles reading Earth's magnetic fields to monarch butterflies inheriting maps through generations. Discover how swallows use star patterns, salmon follow chemical trails home, and dung beetles navigate by the Milky Way—nature's most sophisticated guidance systems that put human technology to shame.
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    30 min
  • Migration - The Frequent Flyers Who Put Us All to Shame
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    Join Nigel Thistledown as he explores nature's most astonishing journeys—from Arctic terns flying 25,000 miles annually to bar-tailed godwits crossing oceans non-stop for nine days. Discover how whales, butterflies, and bar-headed geese navigate impossible distances using Earth's magnetic fields and inherited wisdom in this celebration of migration's extraordinary courage and precision.
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    28 min

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Join Nigel Thistledown as he swaps his garden for the globe's wildest journeys, celebrating the record-breaking, impossible-seeming migrations of Arctic terns, monarchs, and Christmas Island crabs. With botanical wit and genuine awe, he explores how animals navigate thousands of miles—and why our changing climate is threatening their ancient routes.