alleryStart learning →Why do long northern summer days help migrants raise young?
AMore time to feed chicks
BEggs hatch faster in light
CPredators sleep for longer
DNests stay perfectly dry
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. More time to feed chicks
Longer days give breeding birds extended time to feed their young, producing larger clutches.
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