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Which of these houses the largest migration of mammals in the world?

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Answered by Dishamn22
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The huge migrations of the Serengeti plains have millions of animals. As stated below, whale migration might be the farthest distance traveled. A whale
Gray Whale: 12,000 mile roundtrip not one way may be the longest migration of any mammal on Earth.
The l
argest number of migrating mammals
is bats which travel to South Africa by the millions. Eidolon helvum, the
straw
-

colored fruit bat
, is the most conspicuous
migratory
bat species in Africa. The wingspan of a straw-coloured fruit bat reaches 85cm making them the second largest bat in Southern Africa. The Giant golden-crowned flying fox, or as it's sometimes known, the golden-capped
fruit bat
, is the
largest
known species of
bat in the world
.
There is still competition provided by the recently discovered population of the white-eared kob - a chestnut coloured and medium-sized antelope - at about 800,000. Add to that other species including the topi and the Mongalla gazelle, and the total number of migratory animals is put at 1.3 million, approaching the scale of one of the world's greatest natural events, the Serengeti migration of wildebeest and zebra across east Africa.

"This could represent the biggest migration of large mammals on Earth," said Michael Fay, a field scientist with the WCS, who conducted the survey. "I have never seen wildlife in such numbers, not even when flying over the mass migrations of the Serengeti."
The
largest number of migrating birds
is claimed to be the red-billed quelea . This is also the largest number of birds in one species in the world. They breed while en route. This is not the longest migration by a bird species.
Migration of the Arctic Tern, is proven over 22,000 km (14,000 mi). Other species such as the Manx Shearwater or others may match this distance. Bar-tailed Godwits have the longest known
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