Question

the breeding instint helps helps bird to migrate is it true ​

Answer 1

Answer:

For a bird, traveling hundreds or thousands of miles between its breeding and non-breeding ranges is a difficult, perilous journey, one that not all birds survive. So why do birds migrate? What reasons send millions of birds into the risky skies every spring and fall? There is more than one single reason for different birds to migrate, but it all comes down to survival, not just for each individual bird, but also for the families they hope to raise.

Explanation:

If No Birds Migrated

Without a reason to migrate, birds would have even more challenging lives than making these excruciating journeys. If no birds migrated, food supplies in their ranges would be rapidly depleted during the nesting season, and many chicks and adults would starve. Competition for nesting sites would be fierce, and predators would be attracted to the high concentrations of breeding birds and easy meals of vulnerable nestlings. It is for those two reasons, food and breeding, that many birds migrate, but those reasons are far more complicated than they seem.

Answer 2

Answer:

Yes it is true the breeding instint helps bird to migrate