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How do animals get to uninhabited islands?

Floating is one way animals get to islands. They may float on their own or they may take a kind of raft. This raft is often made up of plants, branches, or other things that blow out into the sea during a storm and are swept together in the ocean. Flying helps animals like bats and bugs get to islands.



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